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ZZ Top’s Synth-Soaked Texas Boogie Invasion
Eliminator, released March 23, 1983, is the moment ZZ Top stopped being America’s best-kept bar-band secret and became planetary overlords of hairy, high-tech blues-rock.

S.R. Epley
Aug 283 min read


Norah Jones’ Whispered Revolution
Five Grammys. 27 million copies. Norah Jones' debut changed what adult contemporary could sound like. Why Come Away With Me still holds up. #292.

S.R. Epley
Apr 133 min read


The Rolling Stones’ Psychedelic Detour
Sitars, Mellotrons, and wizard costumes. The strangest album the Rolling Stones ever made — and why it deserves another listen. #293 on the Top 300.

S.R. Epley
Feb 13 min read
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