Lamb

Lou Rhodes and Andy Barlow produced an emotional, fever-dream sound that defied categorization during the mid-nineties. The record creates a contrast between delicate songwriting and aggressive drum and bass rhythms.

Released on Fontana, the album acts as a snapshot of a peak period for electronic music in Britain. The meeting of organic vocal performances and fractured, layered beats defines the record, highlighting the restless creative spirit of the two performers.