Scott Walker - Scott 4This release from 1969 stands as Scott Walker's most accomplished album. His first collection of entirely original numbers marking a notable departure from the earlier precedent of having three Jacques Brel tunes per studio outing. The predominant mood of Scott 4 is set by lush and layered, though relatively subtle, string arrangements that perfectly complement his deep, expressive voice. while Walker would issue other important and intriguing

Interlude 2 A6

outer space

Songs sung in Mandarin and Hokkien Chinese dialects

Roger Waters' landmark concept album

while the gatefold cover art harkens back to the iconic graphics of earlier classic records like Slow Riot For New Zero Kanada and Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven

Time magazine's list of the All-Time 100 Greatest Albums

the band’s legendary live shows bordered on chaos

a "Revenge of the She-Punks" was long overdue

Hong Kong British artist Eva Liu navigates the tricky territory of ever-changing identity

There isn’t a more unique entry into a musical journey than that of Japanese voice artist Hatis Noit

the record is a heady brew of gritty landscape hymns

Mellow Candle and the Wicker Man