Working Men’s Club : Working Men’s Club (Ltd Picture Disc)Debut self titled album from the indie punk band. Their eponymous collection of songs is equal parts Calder Valley restlessness and raw Sheffield steel, as it was across the Pennines that Working Men's Club's hard edged electronic sound was forged under the watchful ear of producer Ross Orton. Guitars locking horns with floor filling beats, synths masquerading as drums and Minsky Sargeant's scratchy, electrifying bedroom demos brought to their full

1996 album by the Italian pianist

With unflinching tenacity

My Friend Stan - Slade

In the Ghetto - Susan Cadogan

The Boss - Pete Rock

Mona - The Rolling Stones

SWLABR - Cream

bolstered in part by the surprisingly good performance of the single

Let It Happen - Tame Impala (7

The most overt feature of the VW sound is the refreshing adoption of Afrobeat percussion

the Creator & Bootsy Collins) - Kali Uchis (3

Prodigal Son - The Rolling Stones (2