Essential Electronic Albums on Vinyl

Sophomore studio album from Manchester's The Chemical Brothers. Dig Your Own Hole was originally recorded between 1995 and 1997, and was the duo's ...

The Brothers gonna work it out! Undoubtedly, the best album the Chemical Brothers ever made. Collecting their earlier work as the Dust Brothers and...

This sentiment pops up often enough in my reviews that it's bordering on self-parody, but seriously, do y'all REALLY need me to sell this record? R...

"Fun Fun Fun..." The fourth studio album from Kraftwerk, and the first one to grant them any sort of commercial success. Released in 1974, Autobahn...

Trans-Europe Express, originally released in 1977, is a good starting point for any serious b-boy (Afrika Bambaataa sampled the title track for Pla...

After three very well-received 12"s, James Blake finally drops his stunning self-titled full length debut. He already pushed forward-thinking music...

Wow, official 2LP vinyl reissue of this seminal 1992 rave album. I'm not gonna lie, this was my shit back then and it still kinda is (even though s...

When I was in middle school, I had a friend, James, who was a few years older than me and had just moved over from England. He already hated Americ...

Goodbye seventies! Vince Clarke formed Yazoo (called Yaz in the States for legal reasons) with Alison Moyet shortly after quitting Depeche Mode, an...

"Double vinyl LP pressing. Play is the fifth studio album by electronic musician Moby, originally released in 1999. Moby's goal for Play was to ret...

Dan Snaith, aka Caribou, is back with another full length, this time dedicated to his desire to make "dance music that sounds like it's made out of...

This came out in 1968? Silver Apples, a psychedelic/electronic rock duo from New York consisting of Simeon & Danny Taylor (rip), predated many ...