Basement Jaxx - Rooty

Basement Jaxx - RootyDouble pink and blue colored vinyl LP pressing. Named after their infamous Brixton club night, Basement Jaxx's second album Rooty saw Basement Jaxx continue to push the boundaries of pop and club music. The album mixes classic house with generous lashings of punk, funk, R&B, jazz, hip hop, 2 step and pop songcraft in a mad genre crash that works like a charm. It features the massive tracks "Where's Your Head At", "Romeo" and "Do Your Thing".

NOT necessarily "rawness" - although the album's production certainly tends toward the rough - but Rampage's execution eschews the super-clean sharpness that thrash metal was largely heading toward in the post-Master of Puppets era

All the while

is built on welcoming the journey's complicated drops and mountain highs with something more like grace

Through this juxtaposition of voices - the personal and political

Highlights include her debut Jools Holland performance of “Stronger Than Me” in 2003

Little Dark Age was produced by MGMT

The Flamingo and Ronnie Scott's

A master at his best

first time on vinyl

The album's deeply personal lyrics and lush arrangements resonate with anyone who has experienced the highs and lows of love

and banjo—joined by Joachim Cooder on drums and bass—the duo recorded eleven songs drawn from recordings and live performances by Terry and McGhee

Dive headfirst into the blood-soaked legacy of Macabre with this spine-chilling reissue of Sinister Slaughter