Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

Sure, you've heard Nirvana's 'Nevermind' and Wilco's 'Summerteeth' before. But have you heard them the way true audiophiles (and Jack White) prefer?

Pulp's fifth album put a witty spin on working-class angst and cemented the band's place among Britpop's elite.

On their landmark second album, Deftones infused elements of new wave and shoegaze to define their future direction. Alt-metal would never be the same.

On their first album in seven years, Josh Homme and Jesse Hughes once again offer up another slice of unadulterated (but clever and richly arranged) fun.

Alice in Chains' sophomore album still crackles with an affirming thirst for life at the heart of its unrelenting gloom and despair.

In a career defined by ambition, Nine Inch Nails' 1999 double-disc classic, 'The Fragile,' still stands out as Trent Reznor's most ambitious work.

Reunited with original guitarist Dave Schramm, Yo La Tengo bring remarkable unity to a wide range of material on this gentle, twinkling set of covers.

After the multi-platinum success of its debut album 'Vivid,' the NYC quartet went for broke and made the defining album of their career.

Taking the stage covered in mud, Trent Reznor and NIN delivered a historic, memorable performance.

Pearl Jam's campaign to buy a new home for Toni Wood has succeeded after the band contributed $75,000, $35,000 of which came from fan donations.

Death Cab for Cutie performed "Black Sun" and "No Room in Frame" on their recent visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live.