Recurring, Spacemen 3’s classic breakup album, is a record in two halves that essentially introduced the world to Pete Kember (Sonic Boom) and Jason Pierce’s next projects: Spectrum […]
1991
Originally from Washington D.C., singer-songwriter Lida Husik settled in to New York in the late ’80s and signed to seminal label Shimmy Disc, home to artists such as […]
Taking cues from Harold Budd and Brian Eno, Venice-born sonic alchemic Bebo Baldan (who has appeared on albums from many legends including Frank Zappa, Jon Hassell, Ryuichi Sakamoto, […]
Released in 1991, Massive Attack’s debut album Blue Lines is widely regarded as one of the most influential dance albums of the ’90s and the precursor to trip-hop, […]
Produced by Bill Laswell and Sonny Sharrock, Ask the Ages was guitarist Sharrock’s final studio album before his passing in 1994. It’s a wonder of tightly wound power […]
Unexpectedly incredible sun-kissed electronic smooth jazz from duo Dancing Fantasy on Klaus Schulze’s Innovative Communication. Dancing Fantasy was originally formed as a smooth jazz variation on German synthesizer […]
Kevin “Mr. Groove” McCord had his hand in a lot of 70’s and 80’s Detroit records… With almost 300 writing credits, he wrote, performed, or arranged a wide […]
Ultramarine is the Essex-based duo of Ian Cooper and Paul Hammond who produced some incredible 1970’s Canterbury influenced electronic music in the early 1990’s. Their sophomore outing Every […]
The groundbreaking album that started the shoegaze movement. Undoubtedly one of the most revered records in alt rock history, Loveless by Kevin Shields’ My Bloody Valentine captures a […]
Another fourth world adventure, this time into a sunny Portuguese imaginary island. Carlos Maria Trinadade and Nuno Canavarro were respected veterans in the 80’s Portugal pop-rock scene. When […]
