Bleep

When it was released in 1995, Leftfield’s debut studio LP won the acclaim of fans and critics alike. After picking up a Mercury nomination, the legacy of the record grew and grew to the point where it is now considered to be one of the greatest British electronica records. The house-rooted styles of Paul Daley and Neil Barnes were brought to life on tracks like 'Open Up' with John Lydon and 'Original' with Curve’s Tony Halliday. This progressive and forward-facing approach to house music made a real dent in the status quo of British electronica. Bridging the gap between hedonism and esoteric appreciation, Leftism stands tall as a pillar in the timeline of UK dance music. 10 years since its release, the team at Music On Vinyl have brought it to wax.