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Nothing much more to say about this... it changed mi life! black vinyl pressing original release year: 1993 music label: Jive 2015 reviewed by th...

LA's Flying Lotus is being setup as the next Madlib-Diplo-DJ Shadow-type producer cash cow. The hype is well-warranted in my opinion, as Flying Lot...

This is the long awaited collabo between underground (if there still is such thing) hip-hop's two most esteemed producers: Madlib (Lootpack, Quasim...

Vintage electronic sounds from Cameroonian musician Fransis Bebey compiled. Though many know Bebey for his classical guitar compositions and pop so...

Late seventies album from the little genius. "Soul Fire" might be one of the baddest opening tracks in reggae history (can anything match its ener...

Dreampop essential! By the time Cocteau Twins released Heaven Or Las Vegas, they had been perfecting their singular sound for nearly 10 years, reco...

Deerhunter won over even more fans and critics with 2010's Halcyon Digest. The follow up album to the sprawling Microcastle / Weird Era Continued f...

1998 album from Cat Power aka Chan Marshall reissued. Moon Pix was the indie chanteuse's fourth studio album, containing the breakout song that int...

Now Shipping! Haha Sound, the sophomore album from the UK's Broadcast, saw the trio adding more warmth and texture while expanding their sound. The...

It's no wonder that both Tim Burton and Danny Elfman consider Edward Scissorhands their most personal and favorite work. The film is imbued with co...

Four Tet's Pause is a great fusion of lo-fi acoustics and downtempo sensibilites, easily making it one of his most mellow and chilled out full len...

Malibu comes by way of Venice and Compton, and it is the latter that really broke out the Oxnard triple-threat (he sings, raps, and produces) forme...

Following In Rainbows, Radiohead releases King Of Limbs, the band's 8th studio full-length. Limbs, produced by Nigel Godrich aka the "sixth member...

Love it or hate it, this is a landmark record that anyone interested in electronic music must know. One of those cross cultural oddities that us mu...

Originally released in 1957, Birth of the Cool compiles 11 songs recorded by Miles Davis and his cohort of musicians (they together through experim...

1993 live album from U2! Under a Blood Red Sky was recorded over 3 shows (US and Germany)from the band's War Tour. Credited as the released that so...

Seventh studio album from Atlanta's Cat Power. The Greatest was originally recorded in May of 2005 and found the singer-songwriter working in Memph...

Pure Heroine was a very minimalist debut from Lorde, but for her sophomore effort, the New Zealand singer takes a bold stylistic turn. Enlisting pr...

Final studio album from ambient drone duo Stars Of The Lid. Stars Of The Lid And Their Refinement Of The Decline was originally released in 2007 an...

The first installment in Vampi Soul's Cumbia Beat series is a wonderful mix of “chicha” tracks that trace the history of Peruvian cumbia by focusin...

Trout Mask Replica manages to be both one of the weirdest and most important records ever. Perpetual champion of the underground John Peel said "If...

Best album of the 90s? Possibly maybe! For her second album, Bjork and her cast of collaborators escaped to the Bahamas to record at Compass Point ...

UNCENSORED VERSION, finally. This high-tech as fuck-sounding album floored me when I first heard it almost 20 years ago, and the production values ...

Unpopular opinion but this is the coolest Cocteau Twins record. It was their first-ever release on 4AD or any other label, with no single or EP pre...

fifth full-length album from American singer-songwriter Fiona Apple 180g black double vinyl pressing  includes lyric booklet + download card music...

Debut studio album from Montreal's Wolf Parade along with their early EPs. Apologies to the Queen Mary was originally recorded between 2004 and 200...

Australian indie rockers's breakthrough album in the US! Leading up to this 1988 release, The Church were at a low point in their career. Their lab...

This music was recorded 30 Miles west of El Paso, surrounded by 3,000 acres of pecan orchards, but the players were mere inches from each other. Bi...

Well, as my homey Reggae Monkey might say, FUNGOOL! Straight classic early Barrington Levy from '79, produced by Junjo at Channel One with Roots Ra...

Cambridge, UK art rock band's outstanding sophomore album; deluxe edition! Four days before the highly-anticipated release of their follow-up to Fo...

Where have all the cowboys gone? Be The Cowboy finds Mitski Miyawaki examining the expectations we have for artists to be beaming and strong but st...

"Acclaimed L.A. rapper Blu has left an indelible mark on the hip-hop landscape, crafting an impressive catalog instilled with the essence of the vi...

"Originally released on EMI Sweden in 1970, this was Doris' lone solo album. A Swedish funk / psych / jazz rarity, it attracted little attention up...

"The Mankunku Quartet's 1968 album 'Yakhal' Inkomo' clocks in at just over 30 minutes of jazz perfection. This compact, and to-the-point, album wou...

Resurrection was your anthem. It was political and spiritual, but Common could still bust a verse about NBA Jams right in the middle of it. With mu...