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Genesis at Wembley (1987) - The Invisible Touch

Commemorating the historic moment Genesis became the first band to sell out four consecutive nights at Wembley Stadium, cementing their status as the kings of 80s pop-rock.

Damon Albarn (1968) - The Shape-Shifter of Britpop

Celebrating the birth of Damon Albarn, the restless creative force behind Blur, Gorillaz, and countless global music projects.

Pink Floyd (1973) - The Lunar Eclipse of Rock

Commemorating the UK release of The Dark Side of the Moon, the album that redefined studio production and explored the deepest corners of the human psyche.

Joan Jett (1982) - The Anthem of Rebellion

Celebrating the moment Joan Jett & The Blackhearts conquered the world with "I Love Rock 'n' Roll," proving that a woman could lead the charts with pure, raw power.

Randy Rhoads (1982) - The Flying Prince

A poignant tribute to the guitar virtuoso who blended classical music with heavy metal, defining the sound of Ozzy Osbourne's solo career before his tragic passing at age 25.

Iggy Pop & David Bowie (1977) - The Birth of Post-Punk

Exploring the dark, industrial, and revolutionary sound of The Idiot, the album that transformed Iggy Pop from a punk wildman into a gothic icon.

Van Gogh (1901) - The Rebirth

Exploring the Paris exhibition that finally turned Vincent van Gogh from a tragic, unknown figure into the legendary master of modern art.

Marcus Aurelius (180 AD) - The Philosopher King

Commemorating the passing of the last of the "Five Good Emperors" and the enduring legacy of his private journals, now known as Meditations.

Jimi Hendrix (1967) - The Day the Sky Turned Purple

Celebrating the UK release of "Purple Haze," the track that utilized the "Hendrix Chord" and psychedelic production to change the DNA of rock guitar forever.

The Clash (1977) - The Punk Explosion

Commemorating the release of "White Riot," the song that signaled the arrival of The Clash and the politically charged heart of British Punk.

Radiohead (1995) - The Evolution of 'The Bends'

Celebrating the anniversary of the album that saved Radiohead from being a "one-hit wonder," introducing the atmospheric, guitar-driven sound of the 90s.

Graham Coxon (1969) “Blur” - The Architect of Britpop

Celebrating the birth of Blur’s guitar genius, whose innovative style and lo-fi influences defined the sound of 90s British rock.