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The List with Nick Rhodes of Duran Duran

On this episode of The List, we break down the storied career of Duran Duran with founding member Nick Rhodes.

6LACK - Love is the New Gangsta

Its central theme of universal love is what marks out this fourth album from the singer and rapper.

Bleachers - Everyone For Ten Minutes

Taylor Swift collaborator Jack Antonoff fronts Bleachers, whose fifth album is a cracking mix of indie and synthpop. 

Demi Lovato - It’s Not That Deep (Unless You Want It To Be) 

The deluxe version of Demi’s superb ninth album contains a bunch of new tracks, making a great album even better.

Dhanda Nyoliwala - Kohram

This fourth from Haryana drill star Dhanda Nyoliwala sees Punjabi attitude meet UK bass pressure and late-night menace.

Drake - Iceman

One of three albums released by Drake on the same day, Iceman sees Drake continuing to explore his vulnerable side. 

Duran Duran - Danse Macabre: De Luxe

New Romantic survivors Duran Duran embrace their dark side on this Halloween-flavoured set of covers, reworks and new tunes.

Elvis Presley - Elvis

Second album from the man who needs no introduction. Raw, brash and still dangerous nearly 70 years later.

Fetty Wap - King Zoo

Fetty’s first album in an age sees him going upbeat, colourful and dynamic, making this a fizzy, punchy return. 

Flume - Skin

The second album from electronica breakout star Flume includes guest spots from Vince Staples, Raekwon and Beck among others.

Foo Fighters - Your Favourite Toy

US rock lifers Foo Fighters crank out big hooks, bruised emotion and stadium-ready guitars on a punchy 12th album.

Jason Mraz - Grandma’s Gospel Favourites

Leave it to singer-songwriter Jason to explain this latest album: ‘My grandma asked me to make her a gospel album, so I did.’

Josh Groban - Cinematic

From Bond to Casablanca, Josh Groban gives cinema’s most iconic tunes the full orchestral treatment on album ten.

Kacey Musgraves - Middle of Nowhere

Written in a time of singledom and solitude, her seventh finds country sensation Kacey taking stock with grace and grit.

Kehlani - Kehlani

US R&B star Kehlani slips back into lush slow jams and is joined by a raft of guest stars on this soulful fifth album.

Maya Hawke - Maitreya Corso

Did you know that the Stranger Things star has a great side-hustle in folk rock, and this is her fourth album? You do now.

Meghan Trainor - Toy With Me

US pop sensation Trainor returns with flirty hooks, throwback sparkle and confidence-pop built for singing into hairbrushes.

Melanie C - Sweat

The best Spice Girl (What? She just is. Okay?) drops her ninth album and believe us when we say that this one bangs.

Noah Kahan - The Great Divide: The Last of the Bugs

Acclaimed folk-rocker Kahan unpicks his relationship with ‘the people, places, and feelings that have made me who I am.’

Zara Larsson - Midnight Sun

Swedish popstrel Larsson chases endless summer on her fifth album, pairing dancefloor highs with hard-won self-knowledge.

Zayn - Konnakol

The ex-One Directioner trades chart-pop gloss for moodier late-night R&B on this sleek, slow-burning fourth album.