The fourth studio album by the UK metal titans, Bring Me The Horizon, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. Widely regarded as the...

Cameron Gibbs takes a look back to 2003 when The White Stripes released the album that would with one song, at least, mark them as...

This year marks fifty years since the release of one of music's most influential and iconic albums; Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon....

Hal Hewlett explores the legacy of Neutral Milk Hotel's album In the Aeroplane Over the Sea 25 years on; an album that has become...

Reaching its ten-year milestone on the 2nd of February, m b v is put under inspection by Natalie Howarth to see whether it stands the...

After 10 years of stardom, controversy and reinvention, Olivia Hannant takes a look at what made the Manchester four-peice's debut so...

Elvy McCrudden explores the mark Modest Mouse has left on indie rock 25 years after the release of The Lonesome Crowded West. You don’t...

On its fifteenth anniversary, Hal Hewlett revisits AJJ's People Who Can Eat People and its lasting effect on how we perceive music, the...

Kerenza Hudson reviews Dirt by Alice In Chains for The Mic’s Classics Revisited series as the album approaches its 30th anniversary. With...

The Mic’s new editor-in-chief, Caradoc Gayer, dives deep into the indie canon to locate the cryptic and ongoing importance of Bon Iver’s...

Gemma Cockrell revisits Be Here Now by Oasis for Classics Revisited on its 25th anniversary. I’m going to dive into the deep end here,...

Gemma Cockrell’s first memory of music is listening to tracks like Complicated from Avril Lavigne’s debut album Let Go as a young child....

After a long hiatus from The Mic's Classics Revisited series, Lucy Gray starts the series off again by revisiting Homework by Daft Punk....

Hal Hewlett revisits Sandinista! by The Clash for The Mic's Classics Revisited series. Picture me, age 15, on the floor of Fresh Cuts...

As albums go, it’s tough to come with a much higher pedigree than that of The Number Of The Beast, according to The Mic's Jake Longhurst....

Fleetwood Mac’s album Rumours famous for many things, from pop-rock and soft-rock concoctions, introspective lyricism, but most could be...

With the anniversary tour for Mayday Parade’s 2011 self-titled album scheduled for May, Gemma Cockrell looks back at why the album became...

As an album that has only just reached two years old, this is not a traditional ‘classic’ by any means, and may not be considered as such...

It’s the 45th anniversary of the George Harrison album you wish an Irish person would pronounce, Thirty Three & 1/3, so it seemed like...

35 years ago, a trio of teens dropped an album on a relatively new record company with a producer whose name was relatively obscure....