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On this day August 10 1984, Canadian metal band Voivod unleashed their debut album, War and Pain. Known for its raw aggression and futuristic dystopian themes, the album marked the beginning of Voivod’s long and influential career in heavy metal.
War and Pain combined thrash intensity with punk...
On this day July 23 1984, Hard to Hold was released, marking the seventh studio album from Rick Springfield and serving as the soundtrack to his feature film of the same name. The album combined Springfield’s polished rock sound with songs that reflected the themes of the movie, centering around...
On this day July 16, 1984, Sade released her debut album Diamond Life, introducing the world to a smooth, stylish sound that blended soul, jazz, and pop with effortless sophistication. The album reached number 5 on the Billboard 200 and topped the charts in France, Germany, Austria, the...
On this day July 9, 1984, The Time released their third studio album Ice Cream Castle, delivering a funky and energetic follow up that helped define their signature sound. Produced with heavy involvement from Prince under the pseudonym Jamie Starr, the album blended Minneapolis funk, new wave...
On this day July 7, 1984, Icon released their self titled debut album and made their first mark on the heavy metal scene of the 1980s. The Arizona based band delivered a sound that combined melodic hooks with a hard edged guitar style, fitting right in with the growing wave of American metal...
On this day July 6, 1984, Public Image Ltd released their fourth studio album This Is What You Want... This Is What You Get, marking a shift toward a more structured, accessible sound while still carrying their post punk roots. With John Lydon as the driving force, the album featured reworked...
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