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Arguably The Stranglers’ starkest and most compelling work, ‘Black And White’ was one of its era’s most innovative albums.

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Challenged by grunge and other changing trends, Iron Maiden responded with an aggressive ninth album, ‘Fear Of The Dark’.

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Routinely billed as the ultimate Duran Duran album, ‘Rio’ remains the perfect introduction to the British supergroup that conquered the world.

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In the mid-2000s, Red Hot Chili Peppers were one of the biggest bands in the world. Then they supersized on the ambitious ‘Stadium Arcadium’.

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It only took an hour to write, but I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) has become The Proclaimers’ definitive song.

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Little Feat’s make-or-break second album, ‘Sailin’ Shoes’ is a heady musical gumbo that still tastes as good as ever.

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Long on muscle, with an underlying love of the blues, the best Whitesnake songs prove why David Coverdale remains of rock’s greatest singers.

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Echo And The Bunnymen sought to be “the coolest and the best” band in rock – and their music has secured this iconic group’s longevity.

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A revolutionary song that broke Duran Duran in the US, Hungry Like The Wolf changed everything for Britain’s New Romantic icons.

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Despite Factory Records’ demise, New Order prevailed and completed a classic album in the shape of ‘Republic’.

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