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By Daft Punk, 2001
The French twosome behind Daft Punk, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo, get away with an awful lot. They go around impersonating aliens and robots in their interviews, they put records out only once every three years, and they make music that evokes a million other artists--while not...
- The Fat of the Land
By The Prodigy, 1997
Japanese reissue of the British electronica act's 1997 album includes two bonus tracks, 'Molotov Bitch' & 'No Man Army'. CBS. 2004.An album even the technophobic couldn't ignore, The Fat of the Land made Prodigy one of the first U.K. rave acts to infiltrate pop culture.
- Mezzanine
By Massive Attack, 1998
The third full-length release from Massive Attack is a taste of the future of pop music--a future where precisely engineered events can be seamlessly partnered with the subtle complexities of a human voice. Since their first album, Blue Lines, they've been making similar magic happen with any one...
- Blue Lines
By Massive Attack, 1992
Import only vinyl pressing of their 1991 debut album available at a great price.The influence of Bristol, U.K.'s Massive crew on bringing trippy beats to the foreground is immeasurable. Not only were they the early test ground for other alterna-hop stars (ex-clansman Tricky, former songstresses...
- Supernature
By Goldfrapp, 2006
With their Black Cherry album, the duo of vocalist Alison Goldfrapp and composer Will Gregory moved emphatically away from the folky, filmic forays of their debut Felt Mountain to explore edgier, sexier themes. Supernature, their third long-player, continues to probe this more "adult" world...
- Moon Safari
By Air, 1998
A 3-disc Deluxe Edition of Air's seminal 1998 debut album "Moon Safari", packaged in a case bound book DVD size. Second audio disc features rarities, remixes (Beck, Moog Cookbook) and key songs from radio sessions recorded during 1998. DVD component is the hour-long Mike Mills documentary "Eating...
- Exit Planet Dust
By The Chemical Brothers, 1995
The electronica duo's acclaimed 1995 debut album. Contains 11 tracks, including the singles 'Leave Home' & 'Loops Of Fury'. An Astralwerks release.For years before the release of Exit Planet Dust, the production duo of Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons were cranking out slabs of the biggest sounds...
- Substance
By Joy Division, 1990
Substance 1977-1980 is a 1988 Joy Division singles compilation released by Factory Records. It is a companion to New Order's Substance. The album features Wim Crouwel's New Alphabet typeface. However, the word on the cover reads "Subst1mce" rather than the intended "Substance".
- The Man-Machine
By Kraftwerk, 1995
The album on which Kraftwerk got serious about their legacy of fusing human flesh and the technology it has inspired into an indistinguishable whole, Man-Machine also ironically embodies some of the band's most endearing contradictions. The case is stated up front with the techno classic "The...
- Melody A.M.
By Röyksopp, 2001
Melody A.M. is the debut album of Norwegian duo Röyksopp. Songs from this album have been used in television adverts and computer games, "Remind Me" was formally featured in an advertisement for GEICO Insurance in one of their popular 'Caveman' ads, "Eple" was licensed by Apple and used as the...
- Selected Ambient Works 85-92
By Aphex Twin, 2008
Originally released in 1992 and now digitally remastered and available once again for the first time in 10 years is APHEX TWIN's seminal 'Selected Ambient Works 85-92'. Exploring the experimental possibilities inherent in acid and ambience, the two major influences on home-listening techno during...
- Vegas
By The Crystal Method, 1997
When Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland started distributing homemade singles around Los Angeles at the beginning of the '90s, their bass-fortified, hard-rolling techno concoctions perked up the ears of industry impresarios and local scenesters alike. Vegas, their affectionately-titled major label...
- Trans-Europe Express
By Kraftwerk, 2003
Although Not Drastically Different to the Existing Versions, These Australian Exclusive Tour Editions Are a Lot More Attractive. The Artwork Has Been Updated to Include More Photographs and Images.
- Orbital 2
By Orbital, 1993
After their groundbreaking debut, brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll quickly put trendy tags like "rave," "techno," and "hardcore" behind them. With Orbital 2, the brothers went to great lengths to show that some of their primary interests lie beyond the dance floor, as influences like Miles Davis...
- Light & Magic
By Ladytron, 2004
Light & Magic is the second album by British electropop band Ladytron. It was released in 2002. The album is more dance orientated than its predecessor. The album is notably influenced by the newly emerging electroclash scene, which consisted of artists greatly influenced by Ladytron's first album.
- Silent Shout
By The Knife, 2007
Silent Shout is the third full length album (not including the Hannah med H Soundtrack) by Swedish electropop duo The Knife, released initially in Sweden on February 15, 2006, then for the rest of Europe the following month on Rabid Records. The album was released in the U.S. on July 25 via Mute...
- Dubnobasswithmyheadman
By Underworld, 1994
Underworld's electronica 1994 debut, Dubnobasswithmyheadman, is still regarded by many as one of the best techno/electronica CDs of all time. 9 tracks, including 'Dark & Long', 'Dirty Epic' & 'Cowgirl' on this Wax Trax! Release.On 1994's Dubnobasswithmyheadman, Underworld took the sexy vocal...
- Music Has the Right to Children
By Boards of Canada, 2004
Music Has the Right to Children is the debut public album of the Scottish electronic music duo Boards of Canada. It was published by Warp Records and released on 20 April 1998 in Europe and 20 August in the United States. The album was produced at the Hexagon Sun, the duo's personal recording...
- The Orb's Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
By The Orb,
15th Anniversary 3CD Deluxe Edition of the Orb's genre defining debut from 1991 Disc One and Two contain the original album Digitally Remastered. Disc Three contains the John Peel session from December 1989 which was the most requested session in the history of his show.
- Rounds
By Four Tet, 2003
2003's Rounds represents the perfect synthesis of Four Tet's — aka Kieran Hebden's — multiple and seemingly irreconcilable musical loves. Hebden's instrument is the computer, yet here he finds a way of feeding into it those most machine-unfriendly of contrasting genres, free jazz and folk.
- So This Is Goodbye
By Junior Boys, 2007
The deluxe edition of their highly acclaimed sophomore album contains a bonus disc of distinction: the only physical release of their 4-song iTunes studio session from last fall's tour plus a dizzying array of talents from the world of electronic music who bring their own personal touch to the...
- Innovator
By Derrick May, 2008
Derrick May, also known as Mayday and Rhythim is Rhythim, is an electronic musician from Belleville, Michigan U.S.A. He was born an only child in Detroit in 1963 and began to explore electronic music early in his life. Along with his Belleville, Michigan high school friends Juan Atkins and Kevin...
