Melvins - King BuzzoWhether conceived as a well crafted musical prank, homage, or method of seeing what each member could cough up, the Melvins mirrored Kiss in endeavoring solo albums by everyone in the band. And, like Kiss, the Melvins employed the same cover art style and lettering. Hmmm? Perhaps an homage, or joke, it's tough to tell. King Buzzo is the strongest of the three, and certainly the most akin to an actual Melvins album. "Isabella" opens with a pummeling,

the second solo album from The Killers frontman and the follow up to 'Flamingo'

Behold I Come

But in their place is a spaciousness and chaos that might feel welcome after twenty-some years of enjoyed but now-familiar Wilco releases

Following an intensely prolific couple years at the end of the aughts

First released on Columbia records in 1973

Strut followed this with a second edition

‰Û÷Concrete Love‰۪ is the band‰۪s most rounded and satisfying record to date

as well as Chanson Francaise

a 20-person choir and 17 songs overlaid with a compositional score written by Washington

Heavyweight 180g double vinyl

'Endtroducing' conveys no apparent conclusion

A sinister sonic architecture of drum-machine-music and analogue synthesizers