Fleetwood Mac - Peter Green's Fleetwood MacFleetwood Mac, the self titled debut album, was released in 1968, and was one of the highlights of the late British Blues movement, climbing to the #4 slot in the UK album charts without producing one single, and managing to stay in the charts for 37 weeks. It was a traditional blues album true to form, but one that also showcased Peter Green's budding singing and songwriting skills. "I Loved A Woman" has a hint of the Latin Blues fusion he would

something the punks can do The Hustle to

and Be my Head are more effective and less annoying than the would-be gonzo efforts of Frank Black and Sonic Youth because they're catchier and less pretentious

Known for his sound design and environmental music

He sang for Röyksopp

Oíche unearths internal dialogue

but 'up from the skies' is a jazzy trio romp

a character helping to guide us through the true highs and lows of Jane’s (Sally Hawkins) rarely uneventful life

Shore's score is deceptive at first

Sean Hellfritsch returns to Leaving Records with his second outing for the label as Cool Maritime

What's surprising aboutåÊMule VariationsåÊis how little he's strayed from the old bone yard through the years

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'LC' is a key album in a body of work described by David Stubbs of Uncut magazine as 'unique in rock