Four Tet - Pausekieran hebden is, it has to be said, something of a genius. the groundwork for 'pause' was laid when 'dialogue' his debut solo album under the guise of four tet landed in 1999, an album that redrew the parameters of inventive dance music. a peculiar mix of live sounding instrumental jazz and technologically super precise laptop dance trickery, it sounded nothing like hebden's actual group the post rockers fridge and, as it happened, very little like

performances at Coachella and Lollapalooza

Thee MVPs were lucky enough to have Edd's mum Sahrah

Third full-length LP from the band

Bob Marley’s backing singers alongside The Wailers

Lost Map Records are excited to announce a special deluxe edition of the wonderfully uncategorisable album The Corner of a Sphere by London and Manchester based spoken word artist

Original pressing

the resulting eleven tracks are as cinematic as pop songs can be

certain examples of European film music and new wave of instrumental soul

Myself included

documented in raw

Thomas Dolby Airwaves

Released via Columbia Records - "Memento Mori" is Depeche Mode's 15th studio album and its first as a two-piece lineup of Dave Gahan and Martin Gore