Living By Lanterns - New Myth/Old Science (2012) is the debut album from Living By Lanterns, a Canadian band known for blending elements of indie rock, post-rock, and experimental rock. Their music often incorporates lush, atmospheric sounds with introspective lyrics and a mixture of acoustic and electronic textures.

Split Enz - The Best of Split Enz (1993) is a compilation album that gathers some of the most iconic songs from Split Enz, a pioneering New Zealand rock band known for their eclectic mix of new wave, progressive rock, and pop. This album showcases the band's ability to blend quirky, theatrical performances with catchy melodies and distinctive sounds.

Jean Dousteyssier - Post K (2016) is an album by Jean Dousteyssier, a French composer and musician known for his work in avant-garde, electronic, and experimental music. In Post K, Dousteyssier blends a variety of genres and sonic textures, from electronic to more classical-inspired motifs, creating a unique and experimental soundscape.

Altair - La Esencia Del Tiempo (2010) is the debut studio album by the Spanish progressive rock band Altair. The album showcases their ability to blend intricate compositions with deep lyrical themes, creating a sound that is both atmospheric and symphonic.

Improvisations (2001) by Etienne Brunet and Fred van Hove is an experimental jazz album that features two skilled musicians in an entirely improvised setting. Etienne Brunet, a French saxophonist and clarinetist, and Fred van Hove, a Belgian pianist and organist, come from strong backgrounds in avant-garde and free jazz, so their collaboration is deeply rooted in spontaneous creation.

"Undercover Lover" by Debbie Jacobs is a notable track from the disco era, originally released in 1979. The song became one of Jacobs' signature hits, blending the smooth vocals of Debbie Jacobs with the energetic, dance-driven beats that defined the late 70s and early 80s.

"VA - Erick Morillo - Subliminal Sessions One" (2001) is the first installment in the Subliminal Sessions compilation series, curated by Erick Morillo, the renowned house music DJ and producer. Morillo, a key figure in the house music and club scene, is known for his energetic DJ sets and his work with Subliminal Records, a label that became synonymous with tribal house, funky house, and soulful house during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

"VA - Chill Out Or Die America" (1995) is a compilation album from the mid-1990s that embodies the chill-out, ambient, and downtempo music scenes that were popular at the time. The title itself, "Chill Out or Die," refers to the chill-out genre's association with relaxation, laid-back vibes, and music designed for unwinding, contrasting with more intense, fast-paced genres like techno or house.

"VA - Sweet Lies (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" (1988) is the soundtrack album to the film Sweet Lies, a romantic comedy directed by Michel Deville. The film itself revolves around themes of relationships, deception, and infidelity, set against a dramatic yet comedic backdrop. The soundtrack, released in 1988, features a collection of music that complements the tone and atmosphere of the film, blending jazz, romantic, and pop influences that were popular in film soundtracks during the late '80s. Although the film wasn't a major blockbuster, its soundtrack remains a noteworthy collection of music from that era.

"VA - Harry 'Choo Choo' Romero - Subliminal Sessions Two" (2002) is a compilation album curated by the renowned DJ and producer Harry "Choo Choo" Romero, who is widely recognized for his work in house music. The album was released on Subliminal Records, a label founded by Eric Morillo, a leading figure in the house music scene, and it features tracks that represent the energetic and soulful side of house music during the early 2000s.

X-Dream - Panic In Paradise (2000) is an album by the German electronic music duo X-Dream, who are known for their pioneering work in the psytrance genre, particularly full-on and progressive variations. The duo, composed of Marcus C. (M. A. X.) and Jan L. (J. R. G.), were influential figures in the global psytrance movement and known for their distinctive style, which blended psychedelic sounds with cutting-edge production techniques.

"VA - World In Action" (1988) is a compilation album that brings together a diverse collection of tracks from various artists, likely influenced by the political and social climate of the time, which was marked by significant global and cultural shifts. The title "World In Action" suggests a focus on music with a socially conscious or politically charged tone, possibly aimed at highlighting global issues or movements that were prevalent during the late '80s.

"VA - Claude Challe: The Best Of" (2005) is a compilation album that brings together a selection of tracks curated by Claude Challe, a renowned French DJ, producer, and music curator, known for his influence in the chill-out and lounge music scenes. The compilation features a collection of tracks from his extensive catalog and those that fit his signature style, which blends a mix of ambient, world music, chillout, and downtempo vibes.

"VA - Acid Flash Vol. II" (1996) is part of a compilation series that showcases the evolution of the acid house genre, which became a significant part of the electronic music scene in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The "Acid Flash" series, including Volume II, focuses on tracks that are influenced by or directly feature the characteristic squelchy, resonant sounds of the TB-303 bass synthesizer, which is integral to the acid house sound.

The "E Samba" (UK Maxi-Single) by Junior Jack was released in 2003 and became a hit in the house music scene. Junior Jack, the stage name of Italian DJ and producer Vito Lucente, was known for his unique take on house music, blending funky beats, Latin influences, and catchy melodies.