Leftfield

With the intensity of Trance, but too varied (and at times chill) to be called that, the Progressive House duo explores new dimensions with this sophomore effort. Electro-Dancehall is introduced with emcees Roots Manuva and Cheshire Cat, while Trip-Hop excellence is revealed in "Swords" featuring Nicole Willis. The LP also features hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa.

Leftfield's 1995 debut, Leftism, was a high-energy, banging masterpiece that redefined
British house music. For their sequel, Rhythm and Stealth, producers Paul Daley and Neil
Barnes trade Leftism's euphoria for a trip through the haunted house. In a year in which
the Chemical Brothers and Basement Jaxx have released sunny homages to garage and acid
house, Leftfield welcome you to the dark side. Daley and Barnes still know how... More >