086: Sneaker Pimps – Becoming X
(1996, Clean Up) It was inevitable that the murky triphop sound emerging from Bristol would weld...
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Category: 1000 Albums
085: L7 – The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum
(1997, Slash/Reprise) By the time L7 hit this, their fifth album, you could forgive them if...
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084: Eels – Beautiful Freak
(1996, Dreamworks) When the catchy ‘Novocaine For The Soul’ hit MTV and didn’t...
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083: Camber – Beautiful Charade
(1997, Deep Elm) A true classic of the early emo years, and on the label that was one of the...
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082: A Tribe Called Quest – Beats, Rhymes and Life
(1996, Jive) Another album that fits into the bracket of albums that were not much loved but to...
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081: The Wannadies – Be a Girl
(1995, Indolent) A pure wave of glorious sunshine pop, the album that gave us arguably the best...
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080: Rage Against The Machine – The Battle of Los Angeles
(1999, Epic) The third (and final?) album by Rage Against the Machine before they split into two...
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079: Knut – Bastardiser
(1998) While Converge, Botch, Cave In, and Dillinger Escape Plan were brewing up a new sonic...
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078: The Hives – Barely Legal
(1997, Burning Heart, Epitaph) A glorious burst of dumb punk fun. Sure, they wear their influences...
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077: World Party – Bang!
(1993, Ensign) A curious album, one with feet both in the kind of jingle-jangle indie about to so...
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076: Teenage Fanclub – Bandwagonesque
(1991, Creation) The album so good it actually beat Nevermind to the top of Spin’s best...
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075: Sebadoh – Bakesale
(1994, Sub Pop) One of the best albums to come out of the emerging lo-fi scene, Sebadoh’s...
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