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T.I.M.E., which stood for "The Inner Mind's Eye", is the second and last album from New York hip-hop group Leaders Of The New School. Released in 1993 by Elektra, Cut Monitor Milo moved from being the group's DJ to becoming one of the group's rappers. This featured the hit songs "What's Next" and "Classic Material"

An anthology set of the group that launched the On-U Sound label with the first album and single, New Age Steppers were a collective with an evolving line-up, built around the driving forces of Ari Up (The Slits) and producer Adrian Sherwood. Their records featured contributions from several singers and players from the UK post-punk vanguard such as the Pop Group, The Raincoats and The Flying Lizards; colliding with established movers from the reggae world such as Bim Sherman, Style Scott and George Oban. Contains the following discs: New Age Steppers (1981), Action Battlefield (1981), Foundation Steppers (1983), Love Forever (2012), Avant Gardening (a new compilations of rare dubs, version excursions and unreleased tracks from the vault) plus 32 page book containing photos, ephemera and a new sleevenotes by Oli Warwick that trace the history of the group via conversations with Adrian Sherwood and other contributors.

Manhattan New Music Project Performs Paul Nash/Jazz Cycles is a 2007 CD by The Manhattan New Music Project. It was done in honor of Nash and features such musicians as guitarist Vic Juris and drummer Grisha Alexiev. This comes through courtesy of the Manhattan New Music Project (MNMP).

New Order is not a stranger to the live concert album with five or so underneath its belt to date. The legendary Manchester group's latest live album, NOMC15, is a 19-track affair captured the second of two sold-out nights at Brixton Academy, London, November 2015. The shows, in support of New Order's last studio album, 2015's Music Complete, include material from that release as well as all the favorites and there are many from the group's longstanding career, and of course the requisite songs from their time as Joy Division.