Features Wu-Tang Clan – ‘Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)’: Why It Mattered by Happy Here’s what went into making Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), regarded as one of the touchstones of hip-hop. By Oliver Newland and Anthony…
Features Kendrick Lamar – ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’: Why It Mattered by Dave Stano We take a look back at Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A Butterfly, one of hip-hop’s most unique, stylistically diverse, and dense records. Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp…
Features Cat Stevens – ‘Tea for the Tillerman’: Why It Mattered by Dan Shaw Cat Stevens was already recognised as a prodigious songwriting talent, but with Tea for the Tillerman, he elevated his art to a new level, with…
Enmore Audio Features Björk – ‘Medúlla’: Why It Mattered by Allegra Short Björk is a divergent icon, with no single genre capable of summing up her oeuvre. Medúlla is arguably her most daring body of work. She…
Features Aretha Franklin – ‘I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You’: Why It Mattered by Dan Shaw With her tenth studio album, Aretha Franklin finally broke through with the timeless I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You. I Never…
Enmore Audio Features Joni Mitchell – ‘Blue’: Why It Mattered by Tim McArtney Joni Mitchell’s Blue is a timeless masterpiece. Its songs arose from dealing with fame, and the sensations associated with grief and new beginnings. In 1970, as Joni…
Features News Tame Impala – ‘Currents’: Why It Mattered by Emily Elvish Currents boasts a significant legacy: it challenged the authority of guitar within rock and took disco-psych into the mainstream. If one of music’s most brilliant…
Music News Video Why the masterpiece ‘Jagged Little Pill’ mattered to just about everyone by Chloe Maddren Why It Mattered is a new video series by Happy Mag discussing and celebrating albums that changed the world. We are proud to announce that…
Features Music News Alanis Morissette – ‘Jagged Little Pill’: Why It Mattered by Dave Stano Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill was a landmark of the ’90s for its creative pairing of pop with alt-rock guitars, raw vocals, and candid lyrics….
Music ABBA – ‘Arrival’: Why It Mattered by Manning Patston Once every few years, a record shatters not just the charts, but also our expectations of what a pop record can (and should) sound like….
Features News Patti Smith – ‘Horses’: Why It Mattered by Max Mahood In the ’70s, New York was a crucible of musical style. Let’s take a look at one of the seminal albums of this time and…
Features Oasis – ‘What’s The Story (Morning Glory)’: Why It Mattered by James Peppercorn In 1995, Oasis produced an album so universal, so concise, so monolithic, that rarely has a band touched so many people while riding so high….
Features Radiohead – ‘KID A’: Why It Mattered by Jayden Collins KID A saw Radiohead take a drastic left turn from their alt-rock mandate. Although received with confusion from fans, 20 years later, the record has…
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