The White Stripes - The White StripesRaw urban sleazy blues that went onto change the face of music. You need to own this. The White Stripes' self titled debut album is purely amazing. Diving straight in with Jimmy the Exploder, the song is incredibly catchy. The main riff, however simple, is genius, and you won't be able to get it out of your head. Throughout the album, Jack and Meg's souls and energy are poured into the music, and it obvious that so much work was put into the album.

"Zöe" means "live drive"

the smog-choked sunset receding in the rearview

vocalist and flautist Nick van Bakel

his discerning ear for sonic detail

was originally released on Creation records

Sterling Morrison

the Bard of Salford himself

Mild High Club

analogue cut and packaged complete with original sleevenotes by Lloyd Bradley (author of When Reggae Was King)

documents the period from 1972 to 1987

Front 242 - Principles (Instrumental) 18

SUNN O))) commissioned critical theorist Aliza Shvartz to write a text / liner notes around these ideas and topics