UKNY For April 29

This year, an array of influential albums mark landmark milestones, from Massive Attack's Mezzanine, which turned 20 on April 20, to My Bloody Valentine's debut album, Isn't Anything, which is an astonishing 30 years old on November 21. (Plus, MBV is touring North America this summer for the first time in five years.)

So on tonight's UKNY at 11, an entire show dedicated to remarkable albums that are celebrating their 20th, 25th or 30th anniversaries in 2018 from artists like New Order, PJ Harvey, Cocteau Twins and Blur (Damon Albarn was one of our FUV Essentials last week too.)

Headed for bed early tonight? You can catch up to UKNY in the Weekend Archives on demand immediately after broadcast.

Songs played:

1. Blur, “Sunday Sunday,” Modern Life is Rubbish
2. New Order, “Regret,” Republic
3. Massive Attack, “Inertia Creeps,” Mezzanine
4. Slowdive, “40 Days,” Souvlaki
5. Cocteau Twins, “Ella Megalast Burls Forever,” Blue Bell Knoll
6. My Bloody Valentine, “Lose My Breath,” Isn’t Anything
7. Boards of Canada, “Aquarius,” Music Has the Right to Children
8. Pulp, “Help the Aged,” This is Hardcore
9. PJ Harvey, “Missed,” Rid of Me
10. New Order, “Ruined in a Day,” Republic
11. (Commonwealth Cut: Brisbane, Australia) The Go-Betweens, “Love Goes On!” 16 Lovers Lane
12. Talk Talk, “I Believe in You,” Spirit of Eden