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This album is absolutely fucking mindbending, my lord, Gizz absolutely tears it up with incredible guitar work all round, especially the heavy but beautifully melodic riffs, plus the drumming on this is absolutely top tier, you can feel it hard especially on tracks like motor spirit.

Gizz truely lean into a metal influenced style on top of their usual microtonal playing and it works absolutely beautifully, the vocals aren’t much special but they serve their purpose well and are perfectly ... read more

This album pioneered the trip hop and downtempo electronic music scene in the late 1990s and it’s easy to see why. The dark and at points downright disturbing beats on this album can pierce one’s ears and explode deep into your head in a beautiful cacophony of sound. The vocals of Elizabeth Fraser are absolutely beautiful, specifically standing out on tracks such as Black Milk and Teardrop, carrying an almost eerie beauty with them. These vocals come together with the beats to form ... read more

An absolute masterpiece of jazz fusion. John McLaughlin is a god amongst men and his playing on this record is nothing short of fantastic, combining brilliant technical skill with absolutely mindbending speed, especially on tracks such as The Noonward Race. Honestly, Billy Cobham’s drumming throughout cements the man as the GOAT of fusion drumming in my opinion, absolutely explosive speed and power making a beautiful cacophony throughout the LP, it would be downright heresy for me to rank ... read more