A Canadian classic 20 years in the making?
The long-time techno producer finds new inspiration in dub on one of his best-ever records.
Self-released
Om Unit highlights his melodic strengths on this down-home dub LP.
Subtle soundsystem pop from the Bristol trio.
An immersive release from the Lancashire natives.
The Californian delivers nature-inspired house, minus the kick.
Chain Reaction meets mid-20th-century minimalism with spectacular results.
A philosophical album about loss and perseverence. It's also completely mad.
This long-awaited dub version of Massive Attack's Mezzanine LP is a treat for fans and casual listeners alike.
The album format gives the French artist's strange, unclassifiable club music a new sense of space and freedom.
The artist best known as The Bug reflects on the turbulent birth of his first child.
A genre-hopping tribute to Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Themes of loss, heartbreak and obsession make for Kevin Martin and Roger Robinson's bleakest record.
A wild ride through the Bristol artist's darkest musical impulses.
A contemporary dub sound that sometimes stumbles.
Immortal dubwise dance music from the pioneering Bristol duo.
Body music with a Swedish folk twist.
Though occasionally brilliant, The Orb's latest LP too often falls short when trying to update the group's sound.