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Albums of The Year 1994

Tagged Bandulu, beastie boys, Blur, Echobelly, Green Day, Hole, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Manic Street Preachers, Massive Attack, Morrissey, Nas, Neil Young, Nick Cave, Nirvana, Oasis, Orbital, Portishead, Primal Scream, Pulp, REM, Sabres of Paradise, Saint Etienne, Senser, Suede, Sugar, The Auteurs, The Grid, The Prodigy, Therapy?, Underworld |

Albums including The Orb – Pomme Fritz

Tagged Each, Kiss, Linus, Low Pop Suicide, Mambo Taxi, Nas, Night Trains, Ozric Tentacles, Popinjay, Pressure of Speech, Salt Tank ST3, Seal, Sheep on Drugs, Stone Temple Pilots, Strobe, Suddenly, Tammy!, The Mekons, The Orb, The Pretenders, The Roots, Timeshard, Tournesol, Uzect Plaush, Vapourspace |

Albums / William Orbit & Lawrence interviews

Tagged Aux 88, Bell, Big Kap, Daf, Delta, Do Make Say Think, Don Air, Ed Ball, Funkmaster Flex, Go-Kart Mozart, Grand Mal, Hank Williams, I:Cube, Jean-Michel Jarre, Judge Jules, Khan, Le Tigre, Led Zeppelin, Lee Hazlewood, Mr Bungle, Nas, Palm Skin Productions, Rocket from the Crypt, Scott Walker, Seafood, Sheryl Crow, Teenage Filmstars, The Jesus Lizard, The Times, Third Eye Foundation, William Orbit |

New Albums & Luke Haines interview

Tagged Baader Meinhof, Luke Haines, Mike and Rich, Naked Funk, Nas, Nilon Bombers |

Singles reviewed by Neil Hannon

Tagged Crush, Dodgy, East 17, George Michael, Julian Cope, Menswear, Nas, Robbie Williams, The Boo Radleys, The Cardigans, The Charlatans, The Divine Comedy, The Innerzine Orchestra |

Albums of the year 1996

Tagged 60ft Dolls, Al Burnside, Ash, Barry Adamson, Beck, Denim, DJ Jon Carter, DJ Shadow, Dodgy, Julian Cope, Kula Shaker, Manic Street Preachers, Mazzy Star, Nas, Ocean Colour Scene, Orbital, Shed Seven, Sleeper, Space, Stereolab, Suede, Super Furry Animals, The Aloof, The Auteurs, The Boo Radleys, The Divine Comedy, Tortoise, Trainspotting, Underworld |