Off the Wall

Off the WallReleased in 1979, Off the Wall is the fifth studio album by Michael Jackson. Produced by Quincy Jones and released by Epic Records, this album features classic tracks like "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You," showcasing Jackson's transition to a more mature sound. The iconic cover art, featuring Jackson in a stylish pose, reflects the album's infectious energy and disco influences, helping to establish him as the "King of Pop."

Death Of A Bachelor marks the first release from Panic

and multi-instrumentalist

Also taking B-Side Banger status on the 45 is 'Utility Man'

The lush soundscapes invite a sense of nostalgia for gamers while enticing new listeners to the mesmerizing world of lo-fi beats

and was mixed and mastered in early 2020

The reissue cover painting was by Emily Young

After making major waves with viral hits and high-energy collaborations

including the vicious

Latin America and the United States

Cudlip and collaborators - including Chase Meier (bass)

Prepare for liftoff—Crucible & Ruin is a heavy psych triumph with bite

It is also a joyfully melancholic indie pop