A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End TheoryIn 1991, A Tribe Called Quest released The Low End Theory, a groundbreaking album that solidified their status as hip hop legends. Building on the jazz infused sound of their debut, the album featured sparse grooves and expertly chosen bass samples, with jazz bassist Ron Carter contributing to 'Verses from the Abstract.' DJ Ali Shaheed Muhammad's minimalistic approach allowed Q Tip and Phife Dawg's lyrical prowess to shine, showcasing their clever

this LP is HUGE

House and Balearic styles and was originally released in 1991 as a limited run of 100 self distributed cassette tapesIngleton Falls are Andy Hannam Seymour and Andy Eardley from Tyne and Wear in Newcastle

aymeric arrives on the label with 3 great originals and anoraak is providing the remix

and is followed by the bittersweet Give Back My Love

Ken Boothe

Swirling bleeps and descending acid lines contrast the records balearic sensibilities setting the tone nicely for the Ice Cream side of Semi Delicious’ 13th outing

which became one of the most beloved tracks of the year

Jamie Jones and Saoirse

K7 label group Manufactured in Poland

Keith Paul recorded every instrument on this record

as is this a welcome reissue on the Japanese label P-Vine

and represents the creative ambition that he had agnostic of musical genre