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Originally Posted by Masonjar
Laika - SOUNDS OF THE SATELLITES
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Yeah, brilliant stuff, but not really that dark. The first two Tricky albums had much of that darkness, but with more of a paranoid feel, though not as epic and lush sounding as Mezzanine. But they do have Martina. For a slightly more dance feel, but still a 90s classic from the time of MA's previous
Protection, check out Leftfield
Leftism. Guest vocals by John Lydon and Curve's Toni Halliday, among others. Or more recently from the late 90s, that great
The Contino Sessions by Death In Vegas. Very dark, with guest vocalists like Dot Allison and Jim Reid and Iggy Pop. Or from a different angle, maybe those first two Tindersticks albums? Very dark and moody, but a less electronic sound. Some of the Dead Can Dance albums fit in that category as well. Something like Into The Labyrinth, or Within the Realm of a Dying Sun. Or that amazing instrumental album by Robert Rich,
Seven Veils. Incredible recording.