Sgt. Rock - Yeah Word Party
Luke Vibert & BJ Cole – Dischordzilla
Broadcast - Tower Of Our Tuning
The Moontrekkers - Night of the Vampire
Subway Sect - Nobody's Scared
Adventures in Stereo - Nobody's Scared
Murry The Hump - Colouring Book
Joe Sun - Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You)
Sharks Keep Moving - Join Up
Solomon Burke - Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)
Sally Nyolo - Un Jour Au Village
Automator - I Want Da Mic (feat. Kool Keith & DJ Q-Bert)
Augustus Pablo, Tetrack - Let’s Get Together
Eddy Giles - Losin' Boy
Broken Dog - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Yellow 6 - Zero degrees Kelvin
Tracklist
Playing tracks by Sgt. Rock, Luke Vibert & BJ Cole, Broadcast, The Moontrekkers, Subway Sect and more.
Comments
1. Sharks Keep Moving – Join Up → Math Rock / Post-rock (intricate, melodic guitar work with shifting time signatures)
2. Solomon Burke – Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye) → Soul / R&B (classic early ’60s uptempo soul)
3. Sally Nyolo – Un Jour Au Village → World Music / Bikutsi (Cameroonian folk-pop with rhythmic guitar and percussion)
4. Automator – I Want Da Mic (feat. Kool Keith & DJ Q-Bert) → Hip-hop / Turntablism (underground rap with heavy DJ scratching and experimental production)
5. Augustus Pablo & Tetrack – Let’s Get Together → Reggae / Roots Reggae (mid-’70s roots style with melodica)
6. Eddy Giles – Losin' Boy → Soul / Deep Soul (Southern soul with raw vocal delivery)
7. Broken Dog – The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down → Indie Folk / Slowcore (lo-fi, mellow reinterpretation of The Band’s song)
8. Yellow6 – Zero Degrees Kelvin → Ambient / Post-rock / Shoegaze (instrumental soundscapes with guitar-based
1. Sgt. Rock – Yeah Word Party → Electro / Synth-funk (early ’80s electronic dance with funk influence)
2. Luke Vibert & BJ Cole – Dischordzilla → Downtempo / Electronic (quirky, experimental chill-out with pedal steel guitar)
3. Broadcast – Tower Of Our Tuning → Experimental / Psychedelic Pop (haunting retro-futuristic electronic pop)
4. The Moontrekkers – Night of the Vampire → Instrumental Rock / Surf Rock (’60s British space-horror surf instrumental)
5. Subway Sect – Nobody's Scared → Post-punk (minimal, angular punk from late ’70s UK)
6. Adventures in Stereo – Nobody's Scared → Indie Pop / Lo-fi (stripped-down, jangly pop cover of the Subway Sect track)
7. Murry The Hump – Colouring Book → Indie Rock / Britpop (melodic late ’90s/early ’00s Welsh indie)
8. Joe Sun – Old Flames (Can't Hold A Candle To You) → Country (smooth late ’70s/early ’80s Nashville sound)