Helmet - BettyNow considered a cult classic, Betty was originally released on June 21, 1994, on Interscope Records. Helmet and T Ray produced all of the albums songs, except for Milquetoast, which was produced by Butch Vig. Rolling Stone would go on to hail it as one of Helmets most beloved albums, as well as a landmark of mid Nineties metal and note, Tracks like Wilmas Rainbow, I Know and Milquetoast (which had appeared earlier that year, as Milktoast, on the

Brothers is re-released with three added bonus songs: Keep My Name Outta Your Mouth

the opening chords of “Orange Juice” (arguably the best song Martha have written to date) echo the kicking of it’s narrator’s heart

He then locked himself in a Kingston studio with U Roy

for who knows how long

"I felt like I was witnessing a full-blown exorcism of a phantom clad in the finest linen

vocalised wah-wah pedal

they naturally came back to the roots of the Mint Field sound by doing a lot of layering

Day That Time Forgot

The intimacy of its creation and a palpable sense of global anxiety are seemingly baked into the DNA of Change

but it’s not about pointing fingers so much as opening eyes

Aoba released the most complex and rewarding work of her career

featuring one disc of new and recent material