It took a long time for dance music to recover from 1979’s notorious disco demolition event. It wasn’t until the late 80s, and the UK’s
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Following 1995’s Exit Planet Dust and 1997’s Dig Your Own Hole, all eyes were on crossover UK dance act The Chemical Brothers. Surrender, released on
Featuring the band’s signature hit “Don’t You Want Me,” 1981’s multi-platinum-selling Dare will forever be the album most closely associated with Sheffield synth-pop pioneers The
After spending decades bringing a soulful, spectral presence to Portishead records, Beth Gibbons’ voice has now haunted the Tiny Desk. Gibbons and her band recently
Empire Of The Sun’s 2008 track “We Are The People” had a big resurgence on TikTok in the past year, and musician Lord Littlemore thinks
In 1974, Mike Oldfield followed up his hit 1973 debut full-length Tubular Bells with the chart-topping Hergest Ridge. Five decades later, the English prog rocker
The Avicii Estate is teaming up with Interscope Records and Pophouse Entertainment to present a new greatest hits album from the late, great DJ-producer. Set
The fifth album by Grace Jones, 1981’s Nightclubbing, is a self-assured, uncompromising, and alluring classic – a fusion of Jamaican rhythms and musicality with European
Even someone who had switched off from rave music for a few years in the early 90s would have been startled by the drum’n’bass that
Lana Del Rey cut through the blissful dance-pop sound of the 2010s with somber, poetic lyricism that matched her smoky voice. Instead of looking towards