A Tribe Called Quest - Low End TheoryIn 1991, A Tribe Called Quest released The Low End Theory, a groundbreaking album that solidified their status as hip hop legends. Building on the jazz infused sound of their debut, the album featured sparse grooves and expertly chosen bass samples, with jazz bassist Ron Carter contributing to 'Verses from the Abstract.' DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad's minimalistic approach allowed Q Tip and Phife Dawg's lyrical prowess to shine, showcasing their clever

emotional heft

2LP - Double Heavyweight 180 Gram vinyl

Reggae & Proto House Music 1976-1981 When a passionate DJ and crate digger intuitively selects music for a DJ compilation

"one of the very best American rock albums of the 1980s"

These guys did everything they could get away with to a certain degree of (well-focused) depravity

Kraftwerk is the debut studio album by German electronic band Kraftwerk

but is newly remastered at the renowned studio Bernie Grundman Mastering

The Final Result Is Shimmering And Hopeful

Dead Can Dance's second album

splatter/colour for the first time

Following on from the cult classic Carn The Boogers (College Of Knowledge Records

As a composer he has written and recorded work for ensembles including The Knights