Ghemison

 'Glee, in other words how to achieve perfection in pop by uniting all possible opposites.'

 'Here is Glee, an album simultaneously imbued with sacredness and nihilist fury, meditation and rage, schizophrenic poetry and disillusionment.'

 Listen to Bran Van 3000's Glee and experience a genre-blending pop masterpiece that redefined music in the late '90s.

 The coordinates of 'The Eraser' remain in the realm of the more electronic side of Radiohead, while winking at the smudged melodies of Notwist.

 Take the transgenic blues of And It Rained All Night and you’ll feel true emotion, a compelling rhythm, and an atmosphere at once dreamy, tormented, and ready to fight for the future.

 Dive into Thom Yorke's The Eraser and experience its haunting blend of electronic and folktronica sounds.

 Ride my see-saw starts, a majestic ride of guitars and choirs that broke into all possible charts of the era.

 The overly bizarre and brassy infatuation with folklore and Indian music transform what should have been the pinnacle of the album into a brief odyssey of rare tedium.

 Listen now to Moody Blues’ psychedelic gem ‘In Search Of The Lost Chord’ and experience a pivotal moment in progressive rock history.

 Gainsbourg, besides being a dandy, a womanizer, a chain smoker, and perhaps the greatest French songwriter was also and above all the best manager of himself.

 An incredible musical backdrop: so much reggae, a lot of dub, some electro bubbles, a touch of swing, and Gainsbourg just slightly on the sidelines doing the bare minimum with his very particular voice.

 Dive into Serge Gainsbourg's reggae journey—listen to Aux Armes Et Caetera and experience a classic blend of French style and Jamaican rhythm.

 "Stankonia is a true kaleidoscope of sounds where thousands of influences blend to create something brand new."

 "Every time I listen to it, it captivates me and I fall in love. 'Stankonia' cannot (must not) be missing from your collection."

 Listen to Stankonia now and experience a groundbreaking fusion of hip-hop and funk that shaped a generation.

 Matisyahu who does a raggamuffin much more sincere than many Jamaicans and above all he does it with a real and flaming band behind him.

 Youth is an astonishing album, difficult to criticize too much.

 Listen to Matisyahu's Youth and experience a groundbreaking blend of reggae and rock today!

 From the first to the last track of 'Something Wrong' it feels like you’re listening to a post-rock version of the Beatles, ferried into the third millennium by a George Harrison who fell deeply in love with dream-pop.

 This kind of acoustic drug (melodious morphine directly from the dream market) is enhanced by a compositional ability, a type of songwriting that truly gives hope for the future.

 Listen to Bang Gang's 'Something Wrong' for a captivating mix of Icelandic dream-pop and indie electronic sounds.

 Billy and his mates jumped straight into a studio for their debut album: a handful of punk tracks (sprinkled with pop) really fast!

 It’s certainly not a milestone, but a great young rock album, so genuine in its cunning to make many of today’s bands envious.

 Dive into Generation X’s debut and experience the raw pulse of 70s punk rock—listen now and discover Billy Idol’s punk roots!

 "A Secret Life is a masterpiece of wisdom and sensuality, absolutely worth rediscovering."

 "Flaming September, sinuous, dark, and sexy just like Faithfull’s voice."

 Listen to Marianne Faithfull's 'A Secret Life' and dive into a poetic, dark dream-pop journey today!

 This work of his has all it takes to become a milestone of the genre (and beyond).

 The supreme peak of this album is 'A Haunting': a type of ragga-blues that unrolls hypnotically between distant percussion and horns.

 Dive into Roots Manuva's 'Awfully Deep' and experience one of UK hip-hop’s most innovative and influential albums.