Computer World
In 1981, Kraftwerk released 'Computer World'. A vision of a society increasingly shaped by technology and data that still resonates today.
In 1981, Kraftwerk released 'Computer World'. A vision of a society increasingly shaped by technology and data that still resonates today.
In 2021, electronic composer Floating Points, jazz legend Pharoah Sanders and the London Symphony Orchestra came together for Promises. Intimate, hypnotic and deeply spiritual, it’s a rare collaboration that transcends genre and time.
In 2012, Beach House released 'Bloom'. A lush, slow-burning dream-pop record that deepens their signature sound with cinematic beauty and emotional weight.
In 1994, Portishead released 'Dummy'. A smoky, slow-burning debut that with ghostly samples, vinyl crackle and Beth Gibbons’ aching vocals.
In 2013, Vampire Weekend released 'Modern Vampires of the City'. A richly textured, emotionally resonant album about time, faith and fading youth.
In 1968, The Zombies released 'Odessey and Oracle'. A lush, melodic psych-pop farewell recorded just before the band split. Long overlooked, it’s now considered one of the greatest cult albums of the ’60s.