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OutKast: Stankonia US
LP Record OutKast's album Stankonia, released in 2000, became an instant classic. A mix of funk, soul and hip-hop, the album made it clear that the duo had an abundance of creative energy. The singles "B.O.B." and "Ms. Jackson" became huge hits, and the album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
Slowdive: Just For A Day (bio vinyl)
LP Record Slowdive's debut album, Just for a Day, is a dreamy, ethereal blend of shoegaze and psychedelic rock. The album is a perfect example of the early 90s shoegaze sound, with hazy guitars, rumbling basslines, and swirling keyboards. Just for a Day is a mesmerising album that will surely transport you to another world.
Zucchero: Spirito Di Vino
LP Record Released in 1995, Zucchero's album SpiritoDiVino is a blend of blues, rock and pop. The album was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee and features guest artists such as B. B. King, Eric Clapton and Miles Davis. The title track, "SpiritoDiVino", was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song.
My Bloody Valentine: Isn't Anything DLX
LP Record My Bloody Valentine's debut album, Isn't Anything, was released in 1988. The album is a shoegaze classic and is considered one of the genre's most influential albums. The album's dreamy, ethereal soundscape had a profound impact on later shoegaze bands.
Level 42: Collected
LP Record The musicians of Level 42 started their career as a jazz-funk fusion band in the UK in the early 1980s. Its founders were Mark King and the Gould brothers (Phil and Rowland). During the Brit-funk era, the trio met Mike Lindup and Wally Badarou (who became an honorary member) and went into the studio to record their first single, "Love Meeting Love". Their second single, "Love Games", broke into the UK Top 40 and was also successful in Europe. Other minor hits followed, such as "The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)" and "Hot Water", but their big break came in 1985 with the song "Something About You". This single was Level 42's first US hit and sold well on both sides of the ocean.
Bob Marley & The Wailers: A Legend reggae classics
LP Record Bob Marley & The Wailers: A Legend - 50 Reggae Classics is a compilation album released in 2007. The album features fifty classic reggae tracks from the Bob Marley & The Wailers catalogue. It was released to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of Bob Marley's death.
Fine Young Cannibals: Fine Young Cannibals CLR
LP Record LP, gatefold, remastered, bonus tracks, coloured red vinyl.
Björk: Medúlla
LP Record Björk Medúlla is an experimental a cappella vocal album. Released in 2004, the album was produced by Björk, Mark Bell and Dan "Sigur Rós"íelsson. It was recorded in Iceland and features a variety of vocalists, including Björk, Tanya Tagaq, Robert Wyatt and Sinéad O'Connor. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 2005.
Herbie Hancock: Empyrean Isles, 180g
LP Record Released in 1964, Herbie Hancock's album Empyrean Isles is a masterpiece of jazz fusion. Hancock's virtuosic keyboard playing is the main star, but the album also features bassist Ron Carter and drummer Tony Williams. All the tracks are relatively short and concise, making this a very listenable album that's ideal for a quick jazz fix.
Mary Lattimore: Silver Ladders Ltd Clr
LP Record LP, Coloured Metallic Silver Vinyl, Limited Edition.
The Doors: L.A. Woman Limited
LP Record Released in 1971, The Doors' album 'L.A. Woman' is often considered the band's best work. The title track, "L.A. Woman," is one of the group's most famous songs and is regarded as a classic. The album also features the tracks "Love Her Madly," "Riders on the Storm," and "The End." At the time of L.A. Woman's release, The Doors were at the height of their popularity, and the album was a commercial success. It was certified platinum by the RIAA and has sold over four million copies in the United States.
Hania Rani: Esja
LP Record Pianist and composer Hania Rani lives between Warsaw, her adopted home, and Berlin, where she studied and still often works.
