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 If Horace Andy makes "Airbag" exceptionally his own, the same cannot be said for Kirsty Rock grappling with an uncertain "Paranoid Android".

 These two tracks raise the suspicion that if the Easy Star All-Stars had dared a little more with reverbs and echoes, the result would probably have been closer to the alienated spirit of the original.

 Discover the ambitious reggae spins on Radiohead's Ok Computer—listen to Radiodread now and explore a unique dub journey.

 Jah Wobble, a tremendous bassist endowed with great technique and even more originality and inventiveness.

 This excellent anthology extraordinarily collects collaborations and works for which we will never be grateful enough to this genius.

 Explore Jah Wobble's groundbreaking sounds and dive into this essential anthology blending dub, post-punk, and world music now!

 Their album Circle Of Ambient Friends is truly a magnificent surprise: something sublime, suspended between Anticon influences and Icelandic cosmic sounds, glitch, and post-punk evocations.

 COAF for me is a small masterpiece, a hidden treasure that I’m happy to have discovered (after all, it’s also free).

 Listen to Circle Of Ambient Friends now and explore a unique ambient soundscape from Change!’s hidden gem!

 Listen to the brief distorted crescendo on the playfully techouse rhythm base just before the end of Far From Jaded, what a touch of class!

 This small selection only serves to confirm the talent and importance of this artist, truly capable of creating wonderful minimal-techno architectures.

 Explore Ellen Allien's The Minimal Choice and experience a refined journey through minimal techno and IDM beats.

 They play Disco-Music updated to our times: not useless nostalgia, but an operation of class.

 The absolute masterpiece is 'Don’t Stop the Music', a true driver for any body even minimally sensitive to rhythm.

 Listen to Bugz In The Attic’s 'Back In The Doghouse' and experience a fresh disco-house journey!

 Their debut album immediately shows its coordinates: the opening Don’t Be Scared is a nice mix of heavy riffs, post-jungle electronics, desperate singing, and fairly evocative synthesizers.

 A good album, nothing overwhelming: it shows beautiful cards for the future even though a fundamental naivety still prevails that affects the final result.

 Discover the raw energy and industrial vibes of A.R.E. Weapons' debut—listen now and explore the future of electro-punk fusion.

 The result might resemble a session between the most intoxicated Doors and the most tenebrous Cure.

 Psychedelic Jungle... is extremely enjoyable and immediately sticks to your ears.

 Discover The Cramps’ Psychedelic Jungle and dive into a wild blend of rock 'n' roll and new wave vibes today!

 Damn, he’s a beatmaker who rocks! There are few like him, and those few hide away with snobbish attitudes far from the spotlight, but not him.

 In short, this In My Mind is not a negligible album, perhaps difficult to approach but immediately captivating.

 Listen to Pharrell’s 'In My Mind' and experience a groundbreaking blend of hip-hop and R&B beats that shape the future sound.

 Danger Mouse moves among the edges and curves of black music like a new black Brian Eno.

 Feel and fall in love with the psychedelic and ambient soul of St. Elsewhere.

 Listen to Gnarls Barkley's St. Elsewhere now and discover a groundbreaking fusion of soul and electronic sounds!

 On its own, Donna Sumeria is worth all the new bands put together.

 All the tracks are visceral and ferocious, at first they caress you and then hit you violently, shattering your jaw and synapses.

 Listen to The Obliterati now and experience one of 2006’s most powerful alternative rock albums!