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Sounds great, didn't know it was a TV recording until I dug into the first issue. Meditative raga influenced jazz.

A-side is infectious. he can't keep getting away with it

two big songs that helped define the space in new old ukg/2step. bax is the one tho.

little distortion on the a-side but honestly who cares just play it loud

A beautiful Bjork album. Pressing sounds fine but I'm no audiophile. Rabit coproduction on B-side was a real treat.

I never really listened to Bicep but I'd run across them on mixes or see their names around. That's an indictment on me, not on them, it's just hard to keep up with all the new dance music, even when it's a big artist/group. Anyway, solid album with a... See full review

I disagree with some of what you're saying, but I recognize that opinions are opinions and it's okay to not enjoy this track as much, or to think there was some ulterior motivation (though I'd disagree), but I think at this point it's perhaps... See full review

Listened to A2 and bought the record on that alone. Sick track.

Record sounds crisp and clear. I want to make a joke about European languages and how I wish I could understand the band singing songs about escargot or whatever but I can't because Stereolab is a great band and this is a superb record.

Not as challenging as other Sunn records. Don't know if it's as special as other releases though.

I don't know about quality of pressing -- my ears aren't good for it -- but A1 likely is a bit distorted which is a shame. But C1 is the big track. People calling this the release of the year last year tho were a bit over zealous imo.

Monumental dubstep-adjacent record or whatever genre but a beautiful combination of the sonic influences of dubstep and future garage with more conventional song structure. Every song has depth and color. In many ways, when music was in a brighter... See full review

I mean everyone knows the Closet Mix is mostly the better mix but what can ya do no one would listen to Lou

Dunno how I got this record. All rapping over a drum machine. Feels more like a curiosity than anything vital to have.

Before Spectrum but after Spacemen 3. A record that should stand out as much as Lazer Guided Melodies by Spiritualized, but maybe I just think LGM has a bigger reputation than it does. Turn off the lights and listen imo

All great songs that are collected in other places in better versions.

Sly and Robbie obviously dons, bought this on a whim bc of don status and the cover looking badazz. Turns out it's Dub From the Roots but missing songs. Don't get this, just get Dub From the Roots.

Really smooth and crystal clear pressing.

Also it's album of the year and nothing comes close.

big tunes from a certified don but shockwaves and nomine's ego are the standouts to me

A-side is a dance floor killer, don't know how people don't like it.

B-side is a footwork jam out. Again how can you not like it