The Daytime High selects an album of the week that we love. An ecletic mix of artists and bands that inspire us.
Before the safety pins and the mohawks of the late 70s, there was Iggy Pop and The Stooges. While they are rightfully celebrated as the godfathers of proto-punk, their second album, Funhouse, proves they were much more than just a loud garage band.
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Choosing between Joy Division’s two full-length studio albums is nearly impossible; both are absolute masterpieces of post-punk perfection. However, Closer—released shortly after the band’s tragic end—remains one of the most powerful and atmospheric records ever pressed to vinyl.
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Hailing from Cologne, Germany, Can didn’t just make music; they constructed sonic landscapes. Their second studio album, Tago Mago (originally released in 1971), is widely regarded as their most influential work and a cornerstone of the “krautrock” genre.
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It’s rare for a band to return after 20 years with one of the strongest albums in their catalog, but Ride has done exactly that. Whether you’re a longtime “shoegazer” or new to the genre, this is essential listening.
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We’re absolutely thrilled to finally share something we’ve been pouring our hearts into our cover of The Cure’s hauntingly beautiful “Kyoto Song.”
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Between the punky energy of their debut and the superstardom that followed, Supergrass found their absolute peak. This week, we dive into ‘In It For the Money’—a masterclass in late 90s psych-rock and Britpop that captured a band in the middle of a massive creative ascension. From the snarl of “Richard III” to the euphoria of “Sun Hits the Sky,” here is why this record remains a gold standard.
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Nick Drake’s Five Leaves Left: A Masterclass in Indie Folk
The Haunting Brilliance of Nick Drake’s ‘Five Leaves Left’ Read More »
Love’s ‘Forever Changes.’ Psychedelic genius, this is our Record of the Week.
Record of the Week: The Beautiful, Dark Defiance of Love’s ‘Forever Changes’ Read More »
