Brilliant debut from UK based Australians. These songs burrow their way into your consciousness and don't let go.

Absurdly funny, Peaches naughty sex guide rocks with sapphic delight.

Clearlake's second long player displays a deeper and darker side. Produced by Cocteau Twins legend Simon Raymonde.

Imagine the Young Marble Giants mixed with Massive Attack AND with Robin Guthrie on guitar. Mellow and lovely.

This is where The Horrors finally got their act together and began to justify all those column inches. Yet again, another MBV indebted band only with a heavy goth influence.

A rocker shocker, Peaches dominates proceedings with hard 'n' heavy electo. This ain't no chat show.

BSP's rough hewn debut, maps out their foliage and branch(!) manifesto. Features some of their best songs, 'Remember Me', 'The Lonely' and 'Carrion'.

Is this one of the decades most innovative records? Well whatever MPP's day-glo revolution spins violently and awe inspiringly til your synapses snap. This record will make you smile and smile.

Morrissey's love album saw him mellow out and renounce his 'fear of the flesh'. Humorous, homoerotic , and even Morricone-esque in some places, Ringleader of the Tormentors is essential.

From the other side of midnight, 'Amber' was another top notch collection of insanely catchy indie-rock. Features the brilliant 'It's Getting Light Outside'.

The New Rave record you had to have. Klaxons anarchically partied with palpable glee. Fun.

Long awaited follow-up to OK Computer, Radiohead add techno to their troubled oevre. Beatifully icy in it's isolation, Kid A drugs you and leaves you on the permafrost.

Bedroom electronica that manages to move the heart as well as the feet. A welcome return to the chill out sounds pioneered by The Aphex Twin it is the last classic lp of the 00s.