Blur - LeisureOft remembered as a false start before Blur's eventual ascension to the position of Britpop spokesmen, 1991's Leisure belongs to a very different age. Much of it is fairly lightweight: a naive dance rock hybrid, and not a million miles away from EMF. Leisure certainly has its moments, though, and when they come, they're quietly stunning: "Sing" (later revived for the Trainspotting soundtrack) is a crystalline clatter, guided through huge psychedelic

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and Mudhoney ) - decided to not only celebrate the legacy of great Memphis music

world music and experimental pop

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he wrote and recorded Lo-Fi Lullabies

and then recorded at the legendary Daptone House Of Soul in Bushwick and mixed with hip-hop cult legend Alap Momin at the cutting edge of Harlem

"Bitches Brew" melds jazz with rock

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Condensed with urban oscillations and scatological beats

and its lead anthem

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most noticeably on the cut 'Now Mary