On this day September 9 1987, Love and Rockets released their third studio album Earth, Sun, Moon. After moving beyond their post Bauhaus beginnings, the band further developed their signature blend of alternative rock, psychedelic textures, and folk inspired melodies with this record. The album
On this day September 9 1982, Rush released their ninth studio album Signals . Following the massive success of Moving Pictures, the band continued to evolve by leaning further into synthesizers and exploring new wave influences while still keeping their progressive rock foundation intact. Signals
On this day September 9 1985, Todd Rundgren released his twelfth studio album A Cappella . Known for his innovative approach to music, Rundgren pushed boundaries once again with this record by creating an entire album using only his voice, processed through early digital sampling
On this day September 9 1989, Hangin Tough by New Kids on the Block reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, cementing the group’s place at the top of the late 80s pop scene. The single, taken from their album of the same name,
On this day September 9 1980, Peter Criss, the original drummer of KISS, released his second solo album Out of Control . Coming two years after his first self titled solo record, the album showcased Criss stepping further away from the KISS sound, leaning into
On this day September 8 1980, the Times Square soundtrack was released as a companion album to the cult film of the same name. Issued as a double LP, the album became a standout of the early 80s thanks to its diverse mix of punk,
On this day September 8 1982, Kim Carnes released her seventh studio album Voyeur . Following the massive success of her 1981 hit album Mistaken Identity and the chart topping single Bette Davis Eyes, Carnes returned with a record that blended her smoky vocals with
In 1986, The Human League released their fifth studio album Crash , a record that marked a new chapter for the synth pop pioneers. Teaming up with producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, best known for their work with Janet Jackson, the band embraced a
In 1986, The B52s released their fourth studio album Bouncing off the Satellites . Known for their quirky new wave style and playful energy, the band faced a difficult period during the making of this record due to the untimely death of guitarist Ricky Wilson.
In 1987, Mr Mister released their third studio album Go On . Following the massive success of their 1985 album Welcome to the Real World, which featured chart toppers like Broken Wings and Kyrie, the band returned with a record that carried a more introspective