Top Breakbeat albums

The Greatest Hits: Why Try Harder brings together all the huge records that helped make Fatboy Slim the biggest dance artist and DJ on the planet. The album includes all the hit singles, alongside remixes and two exclusive new tracks

Their Law - The Singles (1990-2005) is testament to the incredible musical journey that the Prodigy have made over the last 15 years. Each of their singles shows great talent and a large deal of time and effort put in

In Silico is a combination of two styles that do not seem to be meant to be present simultaneously one the same album that are rock and drum'n'bass. One may say that Pendulum has done the impossible

Since the release of 1995's Exit Planet Dust, the Chemical Brothers – Tom Roland and Ed Simons – have stood at the forefront of musical innovation. If it is easy to conclude in hindsight that 2001's Come With Us was

Pendulum keep following their experimental course; and this is why their fresh long player, Immersion, is so much different from what the band has released before

The Chemical Brothers seventh album Further signs its returning to the electronic synthesizer music from which the duo's success takes its start. The album is the first in the duo’s history to be recorded without any guest stars on vocals