The Clash - Complete Control
awesome unleashing of power and raw guitar energy. our 4am end of party freak out fave
The Smiths - This Charming Man
redefining and literising English indie-pop
Marino Stefano - Free Time
epic multi-dimensional recursive gurgle trance extravaganza
Joy Division - Atmosphere
sublime, transcendant minimalist-industrialist poeticiisation of elusive demons
Killah Priest - Street Operas
definitive, elegaic deconstruction of the gangsta ethic
Radiohead - Street Spirit
spectral, haunting, exquisite
New Order - True Faith
psycedelic electro childhood reincarnation romp
Placebo - Teenage Angst
hyper adrenal guitar blitz. Moloko vocal quivering and surging through curtain walls of emo frenzy
Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause
powerful all conquering beats summon forth an apocalyptic tsunami of hip-hop rage
Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street
awesome soul vocal - plaintiff, stromg streetwise
This Mortal Coil - Song To the Siren
eternal transcendant vocals shimmer over timeless ridges of haunting guitar
Ian Brown - Be There
bad boy gets into good groove with stunning electro pop classic
Banco De gaia - Maya
multi-layered, multi-textured global soundscape
M83 - Dead Cities, Red Seas and Lost Ghosts
neo-electro noise avalanche. bruised yet overwhelming - reminiscent of My Bloody Valentine
REM - Life's Rich Pageant
beguiling masterpiece finds them at their most fluent and inventive moment. post garage rawness, pre stadium rock mediocrity
The Fall - Middle Class Revolt
ruefully splenetic collection of essays chronicling the psyche of the tail end of the Thatcherite era
Radiohead - Kid A
monumental diffidence, trailblazing electro experimentation masked as subdued twiddling,behold the crown jewels of rock shrouded in twilight mist
Augustus Pablo - Earth's Rightful Ruler
king of melodica's finest hour, lush rythmic layers of dub seeped in natural spirituality - play on
Philip Glass - Mishima Soundtrack
high water Mark of classicist electro minimalist,
Arcade Fire - Funeral
Roy Orbison meets the Comsat Angels doing a mix of Curve songs listening to Bowie in a Camper van parked at Reading circa 1988
Radiohead - Amnesia
further exploration into boundaries of rock and electro leaves rivals trailing in wake
Chameleons - What Does Anything Mean Basically?
the definitive voice of 80s post-industrial post punk
Misty In Roots - Live at the Counter Eurovisio
rich, spiritual reggae delivered with "medieval intensity" (John Peel)
Ensemble Sirin - Putnik
mesmerising performance of ancient eclesiastical chants with traditional instruments
The George - London Bridge
multi-layered, multi-textured global soundscape
Cafe Jaaren - Amsterdam
neo-electro noise avalanche. bruised yet overwhelming - reminiscent of My Bloody Valentine
Cafe Barfuss - Marburg
beguiling masterpiece finds them at their most fluent and inventive moment. post garage rawness, pre stadium rock mediocrity
The White House - Kinsale
ruefully splenetic collection of essays chronicling the psyche of the tail end of the Thatcherite era
Radiohead - Kid A
monumental diffidence, trailblazing electro experimentation masked as subdued twiddling,behold the crown jewels of rock shrouded in twilight mist
Augustus Pablo - Earth's Rightful Ruler
king of melodica's finest hour, lush rythmic layers of dub seeped in natural spirituality - play on
Philip Glass - Mishima Soundtrack
high water Mark of classicist electro minimalist,
Placebo - Teenage Angst
hyper adrenal guitar blitz. Moloko vocal quivering and surging through curtain walls of emo frenzy
Public Enemy - Rebel Without A Pause
powerful all conquering beats summon forth an apocalyptic tsunami of hip-hop rage
Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street
awesome soul vocal - plaintiff, stromg streetwise
This Mortal Coil - Song To the Siren
eternal transcendant vocals shimmer over timeless ridges of haunting guitar
Ian Brown - Be There
bad boy gets into good groove with stunning electro pop classic