Manuel Göttsching on ‘E2-E4’
Manuel Göttsching joins Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy at London's Brilliant Corners to discuss his classic album that transcended prog rock into the dance music world. It would go on to be an underground anthem in clubs from Ibiza to New York City.
Flora Purim on ‘Butterfly Dreams’
Neatly capturing Flora Purim's many vocal strengths, 'Butterfly Dreams' delivered on the great expectations generated by her work with Corea and turned out to be a high point in her recording career.
Brian Eno on ‘Nerve Net’
'Nerve Net' steered clear of Eno's ambient signatures, focusing instead on mostly broody jazz- influenced and rock-oriented compositions to become one of his most intriguing albums
Joe Boyd on Nick Drake ‘Five Leaves Left’
Joe Boyd joins us at Camp Festival to look back at 'Five Leaves Left', one of the iconic albums in British Folk music.
Grace Jones ‘Nightclubbing’
'Nightclubbing' mixed Fashion, Art and Music to leave a heavy impression for many future pop and rock superstars to take note of.
Dennis Bovell on ‘The DuBMASTER’
Dennis Bovell's unique sound has garnered a legion of loyal fans and he remains a pioneering artist and popular mainstay in both music and culture.
Brian Jackson on Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson ‘Bridges’
The excellent songwriting on 'Bridges' exposes Scott-Heron at the height of his powers as a literary artist.
OMD on ‘Architecture & Morality’
'Architecture & Morality' took the electronic stylings of Kraftwerk and NEU! and combined them with a pop sensibility and punk ethos that still sounds fresh today.
TYSON on Lauryn Hill ‘The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill’
'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' is her only solo album and a masterpiece. Winning 5 Grammys, it broke barriers for female rappers and artists in general.
