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May 25, 2024 · On the back of the tearaway success of Leftfield’s Leftism, released in January 1995, the group’s seventh single, The Afro-Left EP, landed in July of that year (24 years ago this week!), featuring Neil Cole, aka Djum Djum, on vocals.
May 25, 2024 · This past week marked the 25th anniversary of the release of Leftism, the seminal debut album by dance act Leftfield, and for this week’s Throwback Thursday, 909originals examines the single that earned the duo their first Top of the Pops appearance.
4 days ago · In short, the policies that the left has given us over the last years—hyperinflation, spiking staple and gas prices, racial and tribal chauvinism, dangerous streets, an emasculated and politicized military, and wars abroad—did not work, and are now being masked to retain power, put on hold, or even reversed.
4 days ago · The Left Knows Leftism Doesn’t Work. Do not expect the radical left to survey the wreckage of socialism and communism in history and accept that statism impoverishes people and erodes their freedoms.
May 30, 2024 · Leaving behind the progressive yearnings of 1995’s Leftism, in September 1999, Leftfield’s Neil Barnes and Paul Daley were back, with a harder edged sound – encapsulated in the single Afrika Shox, released on this day (6 September) 20 years ago.
May 26, 2024 · Buy Leftfield Leftism VINYL today from Discrepancy Records with Fast & Free Delivery Australia's Top Rated Vinyl Record LP Store.
22 hours ago · Listen & Download for Free Blind Truth feat.Tata and Toney - Why Can't We See 2024 And Additional Remixes / Reworks / Bootlegs [Unkwn Rec] MP3 / WAV - BoomCrate.org
