My last record, which I briefly mentioned earlier, is an album by a folk singer from Turkey called Selda. You probably know this record, it was reissued by Finders Keepers and it's so heavy. There's so much heaviness on the record and so...

I have played that record out so many times when I've DJ-ed. It's just super-funky and kind of psychedelic, and really catchy. But the whole record is really an exploration of that same kind of sound. I love Brazilian music and I was...

This record is I believe their first. It's so tightly produced. The drumming is unbelievable. The guitar work is really specific, sonically, to them. It's a record I've listened to over and over again. Just simple instrumental funk played...

They're a Turkish band from the late sixties, early seventies. I believe they did a great deal of work on the more psychedelic stuff by Selda Bagcan, who's also incredible. But I believe this is their first album. Effectively this record...

And then the person recommended well if you like this you should probably listen to Emperor Tomato Ketchup. It introduced me to the band but it still remains probably my favourite record of theirs, just in terms of the cohesion. I think...

And I don't know if that record gets as much attention as it deserves. It also feels like them trying to reinvent themselves again, and I admire them for their constant sense of reinvention and exploration, which has obviously been a...

But I think Pacer has everything. It's kind of experimental; there's a lot of vocal experimentation on the record. I love the recording. I don't think it's a Steve Albini recording, but it sounds like it. The drums are very abrasive and...

What can I say about this record? It has an absolutely astonishing rhythm section. It's super groove-based, but there's an attack to the music that is extremely heavy and abrasive. Those two things operating in tandem is such an exciting...

This is another mainstay for me. Again, this is a record of my youth. This is something I really grew up listening to.But I think Reading, Writing And Arithmetic remains the ultimate statement of the band, just in terms of representing who...

This is a new favourite, and a record that I haven't been able to stop listening to for the last six months. Chapter III is just astonishing. It really is. It's incredible. And that's my favourite thing about being a music enthusiast and a...

I think it was one of the first jazz records that I ever bought. I think it was definitely instrumental in introducing me to jazz and I think it was one of the first, including Miles Davis's Kind Of Blue, that I really fell in love with....

ut Blue is just an extraordinary record. Vocally it's astonishing. It's the only album that has the tonality that it has. There's a very high timbre to the guitar tone. There's very little bass on the record. It operates on a very high...

And Sign O' The Times, I think if I were to pick a favourite Prince record it's always been my favourite. I think it's his masterpiece. I know that so many people point to Purple Rain,, and I've listened to that record many times since his...