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From previously unreleased demos to rare remixes, New Order’s ‘Brotherhood: Definitive Edition’ reissue is full of essential listens.

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Pushing David Bowie’s love of jazz music to the fore, Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime) was an uncompromising artistic statement.

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Paving the way for Beyoncé, ‘Tina Turns The Country On!’ is the surprise country album that became Tina Turner’s debut, in 1974.

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Intense and expansive, Lykke Li’s 2014 album, ‘I Never Learn’, affirmed her belief that music ‘has to be personal if it’s going to be great’.

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The architect of the Stax Records sound, Booker T Jones – with The MGs – is one of the most influential soul music icons of all time.

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Evidence of Damon Albarn’s development as a songwriter, End Of A Century was as musically ambitious as it was lyrically arresting.

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Written by Graham Nash about life with Joni Mitchell, CSNY’s Our House symbolised domestic bliss for the hippie generation.

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Featuring bold reinventions of some of Joni Mitchell’s greatest songs, ‘Miles Of Aisles’ is one of the all-time great live albums.

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Its promo video caused controversy, but Hot For Teacher found Van Halen once again at the top of the hard-rock class.

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A song from Madonna’s ‘Like A Prayer’ album, Oh Father redefined what a Madonna single could be, and it has enjoyed a surprising afterlife.

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