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 Invisible Touch represents the arrival point of a musical restyling for Genesis.

 Genesis are progressive at heart, but open to the trends of the times and the ephemeral fashions.

Invisible Touch represents a significant musical shift for Genesis, moving from their progressive rock origins to a more pop-oriented 80s sound. Despite lineup changes, the band retained their progressive roots while embracing new trends, leading to notable commercial success. Key tracks like "Land of Confusion" and "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" stand out on the album. This album reflects Genesis' adaptability and lasting influence. Discover how Genesis reinvented their sound in Invisible Touch—listen now and experience the iconic blend of prog and 80s pop!

 Fatboy Slim shuns any type of label since it would be a futile effort to categorize and enclose his vast musical production.

 'You've Come a Long Way Baby' stands as the masterpiece of the English musician, perhaps more than any other album representative of the kind of artist he is.

Fatboy Slim's 'You've Come a Long Way, Baby' showcases his eclectic and versatile production skills. The album blends various genres and effects, capturing immediate listener attention. Key tracks like 'Right Here, Right Now' and 'The Rockafeller Skank' highlight his mastery in big beat music. This album stands as his defining work and a landmark in electronic dance music. Discover Fatboy Slim's genre-defining album and experience the beats that shaped electronic music!

 Last Night is a clear tribute to the ’80s disco sounds, and this is evident in all the tracks of the album, none excluded.

 For lovers of the genre Last Night can only be a very precious gem.

Last Night by Moby pays homage to ‘80s disco with energy and flair, featuring standout tracks like Ooh Yeah and Disco Lies. While it can't rival the legendary Play album, it offers a playful and fresh dance experience. Fans of disco and electronic music will find it a valuable release that refreshes a timeless genre. Discover Moby’s vibrant disco-inspired beats in Last Night—listen now and experience the ‘80s dance revival!

 The debut album of one of the most commendable electronic music bands is a triumph of sounds and experiments.

 Only analog instruments can give vital energy to a genre, like electronic music, that more than ever needs to innovate.

Royksopp's debut album Melody A.M. impresses with its sophisticated blend of downtempo, ambient, and dance elements. Tracks like 'So Easy' and 'Eple' showcase hypnotic grooves and magnetic rhythms. The use of analog instruments adds warmth and versatility, underscoring the duo's innovative approach. Featuring standout songs like 'Remind Me,' the album stands as a triumph in electronic music with rich experimentation and Nordic influences. Listen to Royksopp's Melody A.M. and experience a landmark electronic debut full of warmth and innovation.