The Clash Official Digital Download

Originally released in 2000 by VP Records, Culture’s Humble African LP didn’t immediately make waves. Yet, over the past 25 years, the album has quietly risen to prominence, becoming one of the most beloved entries in the legendary Reggae group’s extensive 30-album catalog. Known for their groundbreaking 1977 album Two Sevens Clash and a series of influential records produced by Reggae icons Joe Gibbs and Sonia Pottinger, Culture remains a cornerstone of Reggae music history.

As fitting for Takuro Okada’s first collection to be released outside of his home country of Japan, the title evokes the vastness of an unknown world that lies just beyond the periphery of the senses.

Combining classical discipline with the inventive spirit of electronic music, Max Richter speaks to – and frequently critiques – 21st century life with evocative elegance.

Howard Shore, who scored the first two movies in the Hobbit series, as well as The Lord of the Rings trilogy, provides the original soundtrack to the Peter Jackson film The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.

In the wake of their 2003 debut album, Portland's Exploding Hearts, a punky quartet of early twentysomethings, lost control of their van on the way home from a gig in San Francisco and three members were killed.

We hear harp, electronics, piano, cello and percussion convene in clash and collusion, setting forth a dazzling array of sound and expression. Plains of disarticulation and misdirection are cut by moments of inextricable entanglement, where we hear discrete sounds fuse, instruments bleeding into one another, at times taking on the warp and weft of a companion. The recording is of an extraordinary performance of improvisational prowess by four musicians working at the very limits of their technical and expressive capacities.

"Clair Obscur (Alpha 727), dedicated to German lieder with orchestra, explored the antagonism between light and shadow. Reflet conjures up the nuances and transparencies of French melodies.

Among the digital Reggae collcetor’s community Hopeton Lindo is probably best known for his 1987 classic “Territory”, a song that became a genuine classic and continues to be a vital weapon in any dance clash.

As the Nottingham duo's most dancefloor friendly release to date, UK GRIM is an urgent and sage-like look at life, living and the gritty reality of our era.

Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine were synonymous with the indie punk scene in the early '90s with a run of top ten singles and albums. They sold out multiple venues time after time playing to a fiercely loyal fanbase.