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The nine-song LP broke new ground for the band and left its mark in rock history.

Aerosmith finally broke through with 1975's Toys in the Attic, but their collective creativity was still peaking. So they went right back into their private studio, the Wherehouse just outside of Boston, to rehearse fresh material before moving the proceedings to the Record Plant in New York City. There was a lot to live up to, beyond the success of Toys in the Attic. January saw Columbia Records re-release “Dream On,” and the three-year-old single finally caught on as a rightful anthem on U.S. rock radio right alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Free Bird” and Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to...

Roosevelt? Well, think again. The producer's rise from left-field dance elements through to mainstream festival stages has been accompanied by a stellar live show, and an ability to fuse underground elements with a rare essence of openness. New album 'Polydans' however flips all that on its head. Returning to the studio, it's the broadest demonstration yet of Roosevelt's production prowess, moving from techno to R&B via some hugely personal songwriting. Out now, it's a release the producer marks as "incredibly liberating" commenting that he felt free "to go to the studio every day and just do...

Robbie Miller has been one of Australia's most cherished burgeoning singer-songwriters for years. Last week the former Brisbane, now Sydney-based artist released his debut album Little Love, an album that showcases all the aspects of Miller's songwriting and performance that have drawn audiences to him since his emergence. Miller was kind enough to offer his thoughts and reflections on each track from the album, which will give you a deeper insight into how his life informed this stunning batch of songs.   'Two People' FireFox NVDA users - To access the following content, press 'M' to enter...