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The Monsterican DreamLordi's The Monsterican Dream, released in 2004, is the Finnish hard rock bands second studio album, cementing their signature blend of heavy metal, theatrical horror themes, and anthemic choruses. Packed with powerful tracks like "Blood Red Sandman," "My Heaven Is Your Hell," and "Would You Love a Monsterman?," the album showcases Lordi's knack for creating hard hitting, catchy songs with a monstrous edge. Produced by Hiili Hiilesmaa, The Monsterican

The fourth studio album Control by Kensington contains the hit single ‘Do I Ever’ which is described by guitarist Casper Starrefeld as a ‘hands in the air ask yourself if you’ve changed’ song

and the instruments - as well as her voice - sound unembellished

Three-time Grammy Award nominee

released in 1975 as the follow-up of the band's international breakthrough album Moontan and their bona fide classic track Radar Love

Satyagraha

as well as a drum pattern markedly similar to that of Pop's well-known song

Its 34 tracks may be different in terms of sound

Connect is a testament to Ferry Corsten’s artistry

one of the most celebrated contemporary film composers

The soundtrack of Sunday in the Park with George is available as a limited edition on blue vinyl and includes a 4-page booklet

The album was Magma's first full-length studio release in just under 20 years

Urban Solitude is the second studio album by Dutch pop/rock singer Anouk

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