Schubert Dip

I've been exploring the baggy genre lately in search for something new, and I think I hit a sweet spot in the genre. Baggy is a genre that sounded great back then and some albums can prove that it holds up and sounds great 3 decades later. This album proves that. The album is full of synths, punchy basslines, and awesome guitar riffs, with very solid production. The only problem I could spot with this album is that the vocal performances are a bit underwhelming, but they aren't bad, far from ... read more

If the only EMF song you know is Unbelievable you are sleeping on a great album with Schubert Dip. 1990s English indie alternative dance with heavy New Wave influences is the best way I can describe it but somehow this 31-year-old album still manages to sound unique to this day.

I borrowed the cassette from my sister at the time it came out, I don't think she was as into it as I was. I instantly became obsessed with it. Tracks like Long Summer Days mix house synths & drum machines with ... read more