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Following his move into the pop mainstream, David Bowie’s 90s albums marked a return to creating more challenging music.

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Little Feat’s first live album, ‘Waiting For Columbus’ was the perfect send-off for the group’s founding member Lowell George.

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Co-founder of one of the most ferocious bands the world has ever seen, Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison left behind an incalculable legacy.

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A clash of metal, thrash, hardcore and punk, ‘Cowboys From Hell’ was both a revamped Pantera’s statement of intent and a genre game-changer.

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My Chemical Romance’s dark debut album, ‘I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love’ took pop-punk and emo in a grittier direction.

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After the Phil Spector-produced ‘End Of The Century’, Ramones stripped things back for the underrated ‘Pleasant Dreams’.

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Initially intended to be a giveaway for fans, Joy Division’s three-track Komakino single is now a collector’s item.

Interviews

A landmark release for Idlewild, ‘The Remote Part’ remains ‘the record that allowed us to do all this’, frontman Roddy Woomble tells Dig!

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Synth-pop on the surface, but with more going on below, Talk Talk’s debut album, ‘The Party’s Over’, was just the beginning for Mark Hollis.

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The album that nearly finished them, ‘By The Way’ offered new levels of sophistication for Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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