Current Value Discography Ranked

So far ahead of the curve that this style has yet to have a name for itself (I call it post-Neurofunk though), this album will likely be my pick for the best electronic (EDM) album of the decade.

Current Value took the fundamentals of Neurofunk, Techstep, and Darkstep he had been mastering for the past 24 years, and basically said: "Let's throw a bunch of them out and try something new". The result was a cold, alien-sounding LP that constantly leaves me feeling isolated, confused, yet engrossed in its soundscape.

His first proper foray into Neurofunk led to one of the greatest projects ever to grace the genre.

Laying down a ton of groundwork for Platinum Scatter here, while being quite distinct from that project.

Somewhere between The All Attracting and Platinum Scatter in sound, while sounding unlike either project at several points

Pretty defining neurofunk release for him, and one of the biggest Neuro albums of that year period.

The best project out of his skullstep era, and you have to basically go out of your way to listen to it.

One of his best neurofunk projects; like Deadly Toys but without any fluff

Freaking incredible for '99

Darkstep and Techstep done insanely well, an absolute adrenaline rush of a listen

A great collaborative EP

Nice, bass-heavy, vibey neurofunk

The Field alone earns it this placement.

Some pretty fantastic skullstep

Grotesque but also fascinating.

Neurotech magic

Propped up by an excellent VIP, the originals also carry serious bite

The final echoes of his 2010s neurofunk era (in his LPs anyway)

Some great techstep

Could've been so much more, but an enjoyable time notheless

Again, more great techstep

Spotty in the best of ways

A consistently solid time

Skullstep be fun

PUER but good

Scatter-brained but quite satisfying

Feels like driving I'll give 'er that

Not EP length

Might have scored higher if I could hear tracks in full.

A really solid debut effort!

The skullstep LP

Brostep era CV

One of the more atmospheric releases from him. Keeps up with the standard

The only DSS that makes it onto this ranking due to a technicality.

At nearly 2 hours you'd think it'd be shit

Misplaced ambient track but bangers otherwise

Korsakov-core but still solid

The biggest black sheep in his discography, and ahead of its time on one track

Unofficial release that's surprisingly quality