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ALBUMS OF THE YEAR: NO. 10 - 6
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10. Com Truise 'Galatic Melt' (Ghostly International) Download here
Under the guise of Com Truise, Seth Haley described his debut LP as “Mid-fi synth-wave, slow-mo funk”. With a backbone of soaring synths, it was deeply retro yet very fresh.
9. Azari & III 'Azari & III' (Turbo / Loose Lips Records) Download here
As Jamie Jones’ remix of ‘Hungry For The Power’ announced them to the world, Azari & III delivered with an intoxicating mix of house, electro and anguished disco.
8. Modeselektor 'Monkeytown' (Monkeytown Records) Download here
Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary’s electro-bass-tech masterpiece was only their third LP in nearly two decades. Fusing bass music rhythms and techno, it was full of surprises.
7. Crazy P 'When We On' (2020 Vision) Download here
A deeper and more personal album than previous offerings, ‘When We On’ showcased outstanding musicianship and song-writing, making this disco LP a cut above the rest.
6. Martyn 'Ghost People' (Brainfeeder) Download here
For his second album the US-based Dutchman combined the mechanical techno of 90s Eindhoven and the off-kilter bass music coming out of his hometown of Rotterdam.
