Celebrate The Catalogue 35
Celebrate the Catalog: Jason Molina
On the 15th anniversary of <i>Magnolia Electric Co.</i>, a look back at the singer/songwriter's complete discography.
Celebrate the Catalog : Kraftwerk
The German electronic pioneers get a deep examination in our catalog review series.
Celebrate the Catalog: Neurosis
A thorough examination of the discography of one of metal's most important bands.
Celebrate the Catalog: The Cure
The Cure is in the middle of their first U.S. tour in several years, which has seen the band debut a handful of new songs live. This suggests that a new album might very well be in the works, despite the band not having set foot in the the studio for eight years and counting. […]
24 Track Loop: The sound art of This Heat
Unraveling This Heat's discography.
Celebrate the Catalog: Unwound
A look back at the collected works of the Pacific Northwest's best post-hardcore band.
Celebrate the Catalog : New Order
The Manchester post-punk icons' output rated, ahead of the release of their ninth album.
Celebrate the Catalog: Talking Heads
As <i>Remain in Light</i> hits 35, we tackle the new wave legends' discography.
Celebrate the Catalog : Converge
Treble tackles the collected works of the best hardcore band of the last decade or two.
Celebrate the Catalog : Van Morrison (1967-1983)
A good long look at the Van Morrison discography from his debut album through his tenure at Warner Bros.
Celebrate the Catalog: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
A survey of the 15 albums by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds at the close of their 30th year as a band.
Celebrate the Catalog : Sleater-Kinney
Treble takes a thorough look at the Portland trio's seven classic albums.
Celebrate the Catalog: Prince
Treble takes a look back at the Prince discography on the 30th anniversary of <i>Purple Rain</i>.
The Smiths: The Complete Songs
On the 30th anniversary of the band's debut, we take a look at the songs that saved our lives.
Celebrate the Catalog : Hall & Oates
A thorough look at the Philadelphia duo's full-length releases.
Celebrate the Catalog : PJ Harvey
An in-depth look at Polly Jean Harvey's incredibly consistent discography.
Celebrate the Catalog : The Beatles
Treble's definitive look at The Beatles' legendary discography.
Celebrate the Catalog : Scott Walker
The man born Scott Engel, examined one album at a time.
Celebrate the Catalog: The Rolling Stones
In 1969, The Rolling Stones earned the title of “The Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band in the World” by way of their surly, ball-busting tour manager, Sam Cutler. When he introduced them as such at the beginning of their tour that year, he used it as a sarcastic motivational tactic, pushing the band to live […]
Celebrate the Catalog : Depeche Mode
A thorough review of the band's 33-year career.