The Reality Behind Europe’s Rift With America

 person 2: Apparently, according to a Wall Street Journal article, they had a secret meeting in which they vented their frustration about [President Donald] Trump. They called it “Therapy Night.” But what the article said was they were discussing how to manage a breakup with the United States.

Do you think that—

person 1 Promises, promises.

Winc: I know. I was going to say, do you think that the Europeans would really break with the United States?

person 1: No, I know they won’t. Why do I know that? Because I’m not stupid. Spain was—I think his name is Gonzalez. Isn’t he the prime minister of Spain?

Winc: I think it’s [Pedro] Sanchez.

person 1: Yep. Sorry. He was bragging that he was not going to spend over 2%, and he was bragging to his own people after he let in 500,000 illegal people from Africa who were going to be able to go all through Europe, given they were given green cards from the Spanish government.

But he was also bragging that he denied U.S. access to a NATO joint base, that he wouldn’t let them use airspace, and that kind of influenced everybody wanting to tag along.

“Well, I’m [Emmanuel] Macron. We’ll do the same. We won’t let them.”

And then Germany said, “Well, you know, I’ve already called it. It’s not our war. We’ll just kind of keep our bases away.”

And then [Giorgia] Meloni said, “Oh, my defense minister said you can’t land much more in Sicily. It’s now closed.”

And then [Keir] Starmer said, “You can’t go to Diego Garcia unless it’s defensive.”

So, then they all kind of backed off. That’s what they do. So, when Trump said, “Well, Spain is the worst offender. We’re just not going to trade, and we don’t have any ill feeling with them. We’re not going to trade with them.”

What was it? Twenty-four hours later, he approached Trump and said, “Please, please.”

And then, when Trump told [Volodymyr] Zelenskyy, “Yeah, [Joe] Biden wouldn’t let you hit anything. That’s kind of dangerous going in there. It’s a provocation, but go ahead. Go hit stuff like you’re doing with your drones.”

Biden never did that. That confused the Europeans.

“Hey, wait a minute. Trump is a neo-isolationist and he wants Russia to win, but he’s letting Zelenskyy do things that Biden didn’t do, that we cautioned him not to do? This is strange. But on the other hand, he killed the Wagner Group, and he raised sanctions on the oligarchs, and he gave them Javelin offensive weapons when [Barack] Obama didn’t. He got out of an asymmetrical missile deal, blah, blah, blah.”

So, they talk a great game, but they have 500 million people in Europe—450 million, I think, are NATO and combined EU countries.

And they have a social welfare program that has been overrun by 30 or 40 million people from Asia, Africa, and the Western Hemisphere, and it’s not sustainable.

And it was paid for in the past because they were very, very smart economists, socialists though they were. But when you shut down the North Sea oil fields, you don’t let the French companies tap natural gas, and the Germans shut down their nuclear plants, and electricity costs in Britain or Germany are anywhere from twice to four times as high as here, you can’t afford it.

You cannot afford it. And then, when all this is predicated on a $200 billion trade surplus with us, it doesn’t work.

So, Trump’s message wasn’t to punish Europe. It was always, “Please, please be a partner because we have another common enemy, and it’s called China. And we have other countries just like you that depend on us, like South Korea and the Philippines and Taiwan and Japan and Australia.

“And we can’t give good attention when we’ve got 75,000 troops tied down here on the border with [Vladimir] Putin, and we’ve got all this aircraft, and you’ll still be on the nuclear deterrent. But if you can just go up to 5%, maybe we can protect you with 30,000 or 40,000.”

But instead it was crazy.

It was like, “Eighty-three years after World War II, you dare take troops out of our country? You can’t do that, America. You’re 7,000 miles away. You’re right next to us. You can’t do that. You have no business doing that. And of course, we don’t want you to use our bases when we feel that it might be inconvenient, and you can’t use our airspace. But how dare you say that 82 years after World War II you’re going to take out any troops?”

That’s Donald Trump. Trump, Trump, Trump. It doesn’t work anymore, Euros. We’re tired of it.

And if you look at all the criticism that Trump and [Vice President JD] Vance have leveled, and you wade through all the rhetoric and the therapy, it’s basically:

“We want Europe to be a partner. It’s a Western tradition. It birthed our culture. We honor it. We like Europe. We want more Europeans to come to America, and we want to nudge them, force them, cajole them, plead with them to spend money to protect themselves so Vladimir Putin is deterred and he doesn’t attack them and then divert all of our resources over to Europe while China, in conjunction with Putin, stages a simultaneous attack on Taiwan.

“But that’s what will happen if you don’t defend yourself.”

And they had a secret little meeting saying:

“Oh my gosh, we can’t have trade surpluses with the United States anymore? It’s going to be reciprocal? Zero? Oh, he’s telling us that China is taking advantage of us? He’s saying that his open borders, no more illegal immigration, and getting rid of DEI is a good formula for us? We should drill like he did? Oh my gosh, that’s an insult. We can’t take that.”

Well, what are you going to do about it? Nothing.

Nothing.

Get your Eurofighter. Get the Eurofighter and every—

Oh, I’m sorry, you canceled the Eurofighter.

Get Leopard tanks and every—

Oh, I’m sorry, you only had nine that worked at the beginning of the Ukraine war.

Let’s get your huge drone fleet.

Oh, I’m sorry, it’s Ukraine’s huge drone fleet, not yours.

So, they have a lot of problems.

I like Europe. I like the Europeans. I like the Germans, the French, the British. Americans like them all. But they will never like us if they’re dependent on us.

In other words, if they think it’s their birthright to be subsidized in their defense, subsidized in their trade, subsidized in their rhetoric, and that allows them to pursue their utopian socialist dreams.

I mean, basically the country is run by [Zohran] Mamdanis and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortezs and [Darializa Avila] Chevaliers. That’s who runs Europe—socialists.

While Europe Reminisces About the Good Old Days, It’s Being Destroyed From Within

person 1: I’m gonna bring up this Wall Street Journal, first of two major articles, are the United States and Europe divorcing or separating? And if so, is it a good thing or is it a bad thing?

So, this is written by a trio of people and it’s titled “There Is No Going Back: The Inside Story of Europe’s Rupture with the USA.”

I’ve written too many things here, but in its 250th year, has America, protector of Europe, now become a threat? In the months to come—this is after certain things happened, you know, when Donald Trump came into office again with Greenland and all sorts of things going on at that point—in the months to come, the January crisis meeting would be remembered by Europe’s most powerful figures as the moment that countries bound together by blood and a sense of shared destiny since the aftermath of World War II began to explore separate paths. Nobody has filed divorce papers, and important players on both sides are working hard to keep a loveless marriage going.

Untangling the ties between Europe and the U.S. would be a massive undertaking. Then there’s stuff in here about Canada. But, interesting article, Victor. Is there a divorce happening? And is it a good thing? And is it a hostile divorce?

person 2: Well, the subtext of all that is there’s about two or three realities that explain this estrangement.

No. 1, for 500 years, Europe was the fountainhead of Western civilization. It was since the Greeks, but I’m talking about the period, oh, 1500 into the 20th century. Major wars were fought there, Thirty Years’ War, Seven Years’ War, the Napoleonic Wars, the revolutions. That was where things happened. The capital, the financial capital of the world was London, and the cultural capital and scientific capital of the world was Paris.

And by the late 19th century, with the unification of Germany, the industrial capital of the world for a while, it had overtaken Britain. And then this United States comes up, and it has a completely different way of doing things. Its constitution is different, its attitude is different, and it welcomes mostly from Europe what Europeans would call the rejects.

These were the poor people, the people who had no land, the people who had no titles, and they expected us to fail. But it was actually a Darwinian process where the most bold, the most rugged, the most adventurous, the most gambling type of people from the English-speaking parts of Europe, from Germany, from Ireland, you name it, Italy, they all came over here, and from that period, from the Civil War to World War I, they just took over the world.

And in World War II, we were the powerhouse. We had a GDP by 1944 that was larger than Germany, Italy, Japan, Soviet Union, Britain, all put together. We had a fleet that was bigger than all the warships in the world. And that changed everything for them. They had committed suicide twice in 1914 to 1918, and they repeated it in ’39.

And in both cases, they got angry because we saved them, and they made a convincing argument. They said, “But we lost more people, and we fought from 1914 to April of 1917. You wouldn’t help us. And we fought from ’39 all the way to ’42, and you weren’t there.”

And then we said, “It wasn’t our fight, but when we did get in, we were the difference why you won.”

So, there was that tension.

And in the Cold War, they’d said, “Yes, you have two oceans. You’re 7,000 miles away from the Soviet Union, so when they’re gonna overrun Europe, we can’t defend ourselves.” So, we said, “OK, we’ll keep troops there.” At one point, 375,000. So, they have lost that prestige and that power, but they still want to act as if they have it.

So, Britain keeps talking about, “Well, we’re gonna do our part for the opening up the Strait [of Hormuz].” Well, what are you gonna do? Send the U.S. the HMS Dragon, one ship? You had one frigate that could sail or steam, and you couldn’t even get it to Cyprus for three weeks. And what’s the combined carrier force of the entire 450 million people in the EU?

It’s about three carriers, and most of them are in repair. It’s not 10 or 11 fleet carriers with whole fleet auxiliary ships like the United States Navy, which is now having to rebuild, get even bigger.

So, there’s such an imbalance in economy. The EU was supposed to overtake us in 20 years, we were told in 2001.

It’s 10 trillion smaller as far as GDP, 20 trillion to 31. Things didn’t work out. And then they adopted this utopian, arrogant, narcissistic agenda of green energy, shut down coal, shut down nuclear, shut down natural gas. They ruined the German economy, which anchored all of Europe. They opened their borders.

The single biggest villain, she’s gonna be the Europe’s version of Anthony Fauci, was Angela Merkel. She destroyed Europe. She said, yes, we can. We’re gonna open the borders. She demonized the Eastern Europeans who said we’re not gonna do it. And they flooded Europe with honest, unassimilated illegal aliens, 16% of the population in countries like Germany.

And then, in addition to that, they went socialist, and in addition to that, they went pacifist. And then, the world caught up with them, and they thought, “Well, we can buy natural gas from Russia, and we’ll tame Russia with Nord Stream pipelines.” No, you won’t. You’ll make yourself dependent upon an ex-communist thuggery, thuggocracy.

Well, we don’t need to be armed because the dull-witted, brutal United States will always come over when we philosophers tell it where to go. Go to Chad, help us in the Falklands, go to the Balkans, go to Libya, bring all those big jets and all that firepower, and then we’ll kind of sit in the back and have our cappuccino and tell you where to bomb and do all this.

And Trump came along and said, “Can’t afford it anymore. I’m sorry. What have you done?” So, all they had to do, it was not very hard to do.

They did have a $20 trillion GDP. All they had to do was about 10 years ago just make 2%. 2% of their GDP of each country in defense. And when Trump came in office in 2017, I think they only had six of the 31 NATO countries were doing it.

No. 2, all they had to do was keep quiet when the United States was acting unilaterally in their interest. I’m not saying and just keep quiet and just don’t even join the U.S. if you don’t want to but let them use your airspace and joint bases that we paid for in many cases.

So, Spain, France, U.K., Germany, Italy, all you had to do was just say, “This was a United States mission. We support the idea that we want a nuclear-free Iran, and we support Donald Trump trying, finally dealing with the problem. And to the extent that we are obligated to a NATO power, we, in our own way, and we’re not gonna disclose how, we will aid our [ally].”

That’s all I had to say one time.

They couldn’t do that. All they did was, “We are not going to let them use Diego Garcia.”

“Well, we’re gonna top that. We’re not gonna let you use our big base in Spain.”

“Well, we can top that. You can’t land in Sicily like you’d like to.”

“Well, we can top that. I’m Macron, France. Well, you can’t fly over our airspace.”

And, “This isn’t our war,” in Germany. Remember [Chancellor Friedrich] Merz? So, they went out of their way to antagonize Trump and the United States. And then, that’s where the situation is. It’s a country that used to rule the waves of the world, of continents. The Dutch, the Portuguese, the Spanish, the French, the British, they ran the world.

And now it is being overrun by illegal aliens. It’s being destroyed by socialism and green ideology, and it’s getting weaker and weaker and weaker. And it’s getting more arrogant and more arrogant and more arrogant about this lost power and influence they used to enjoy.

And they know the medicine. They know the medicine. They have 450 million people. They’re very bright people. In some ways, they’re better educated than we are. And all they have to do is make about eight reforms, and they could get back on their feet and be a full equal partner with the United States, and they won’t do it.

The medicine is worse than the disease for them. 

Footage of Ro Khanna's 'Violent' West Bank Detention Released. Notice Anything Wrong?

 Last Wednesday, Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) decided to take a page from Bowe Bergdahl’s book and get himself captured. It wasn’t the Taliban in this case, but Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Khanna went down a road that was closed to civilians, apparently with a camera crew and a New York Times reporter. It was the perfect setup for a political stunt, though one poorly executed that quickly fell apart like Swiss cheese. 

He refused to meet with survivors of the October 7 attacks or attend a briefing on Israel’s border situation. He wanted to be captured in what he called some violent event. The footage was released. This ‘hostage’ video was as calm as Hindu cows are. The intent was clear: gin up anti-Israel hatred at home and declare a 2028 presidential bid. It’s a circus:


🚨 Ro Khanna’s team has released the footage of their “violent detainment” pic.twitter.com/gGEwWuZEAU— DSA Watch (@DSA_Watch) July 13, 2026


In this video released by a man who was with Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA), there is no violence or detention that can be seen as he has claimed. https://t.co/5xK3b0fseP— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) July 13, 2026

“It’s an extremely irrelevant event… The congressman is a lying liar.”@HavivRettigGur says Ro Khanna grossly exaggerated what happened during his West Bank visit to advance his own political agenda back home. pic.twitter.com/jIDkXZTVQE— The Free Press (@TheFP) July 13, 2026

So you had a camera crew with you the whole time huh? https://t.co/QMgJrI4xqO— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) July 14, 2026

Even New Jersey Democratic Rep. Josh Gottheimer torched Khanna:


Let’s be honest, this was a publicity stunt. Channels exist to protect elected officials, and Khanna intentionally entered a restricted, unstable area without coordinating to provoke a response.

What’s appalling is that Ro ignored requests to meet 10/7 survivors and hostages, or…— Rep Josh Gottheimer (@RepJoshG) July 13, 2026


Also, Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter mentioned on Face the Nation Sunday that Khanna didn’t really coordinate with Israeli officials about his visit, for obvious reasons: he wanted to put on a show:

WATCH: Margaret Brennan gets COOKED by Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Michael Leiter over Ro Khanna's incursion in the West Bank

MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, before I let you go, there were two high-profile incidents I want to quickly touch on here. One, a CNN crew attacked in the… pic.twitter.com/WUgo3w8zzT— Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) July 12, 2026

    MARGARET BRENNAN: Well, before I let you go, there were two high-profile incidents I want to quickly touch on here. One, a CNN crew attacked in the West Bank by what they say were four settlers. There was also an incident with Ro Khanna, the congressman from California, who said he was his vehicles he was in were stopped by Israeli settlers, and then when the IDF showed up, they were on the side of the settlers, not him. He said "[i]t's not a good idea to detain longshot presidential candidates". It was a warning to your government. Do you think your government needs to apologize to both him and those CNN journalists?

    MICHAEL LEITER: Any violence is to be condemned. No excuses, no explanations. Okay. So if CNN crew was attacked, that needs to be condemned, and I'm doing so right now. And we need to do a better job.

    BRENNAN: You are condemning it [unint]--

    LEITER: --If- if- if it was- actually took place as they've reported it, absolutely condemning it. We need to rein in violence on all sides. Now, in terms of Ro Khanna, we reached out to him when we heard he was going to Israel, the Israeli embassy here in Washington. As all congressmen do, they coordinate their trip with the Israeli government. We suggested he visit with- with survivors of the October 7th massacre. That he visit the borders, so he understands the, the issues that we have in our borders and so on. He ignored that and he decided to coordinate his trip not with Israel, but with Palestinian activists and with J Street, which is a anti-government, anti-Israeli government advocacy group here in Washington. So you know he coordinated--

    BRENNAN: It's a Jewish lobby group…

    LEITER: Well, it's--

    BRENNAN: …that is supportive of a different path for Israel.

    LEITER: Yeah, yeah. I- I play tennis once a year. That doesn't make me a tennis player. The fact that they call themselves a Jewish organization is- is irrelevant. They're- they're- an advocacy group against the government of Israel. That has to be clear.

    BRENNAN: The current government, Netanyahu government.

    LEITER: Yes. Yes--

    BRENNAN: That's what you mean, the government you work for.

    LEITER: And Congressman Khanna, there has been no secret about his antipathy towards the government of Israel as well. So perhaps if he would have coordinated the trip- and then you know to have this incident on Wednesday and wait to release it on Saturday, maybe this had more something to do with his support of- of Graham Platner beforehand and the difficulties he had with that, and trying to shift the focus to something else. Perhaps I'm asking a question.

    BRENNAN: Well, we did hear from Congressman Khanna, who said that there was an alert to the embassy on his behalf, and that they asked for the news…

    LEITER: --There was not, there was not--

    BRENNAN: …to be held until he had left the country, as well.

    LEITER: There was a question. There was not an alert. There was a question about visas. That's all. But when we requested that he coordinate the trip with us, he rejected that by basically staying silent. So that's unfortunate. This whole incident is unfortunate. And if- if somebody, it's kind of interesting that somebody wants to declare a presidential run by running off to Israel? Not strange?

    BRENNAN: Well, we're going to have to leave it there, sir. There's so much more to talk about with you, but I'm out of time. Thank you for coming.

Absolutely cooked. 

On Monday, Khanna was pressed for details about his detention. It was not pretty. 

Why the American Republic Survived for 250 Years

 

person 2: So , I guess the first question maybe we could discuss is how have we made it in 250 years, this republic, a rare thing historically that a republic could go for so long?

person 1: Well, the secondary reasons are—we had not the primary, but I’ll get over very quickly review the secondary. We had a huge North American continent.

It was richly endowed with natural resources, farmland, etc. We didn’t fragment into European warring states, but we were the size of Europe, but we were one complete nation thanks to people like James K. Polk and [Thomas] Jefferson and other people who saw that we needed to have the whole continent or end up like Europe.

Number two, we had two oceans, so we were protected from what was going on in Asia and Europe. But that is secondary to the Constitution. So we took the Spartan, Cretan and then Roman idea of mixed constitution—a legislative, executive and judicial branch. But unlike some of the mixed constitutions, we put a number of checks and balances in.

So the whole point of it was to slow down radical changes through the president’s power to veto legislation, the Congress’s power to impeach him, the president’s power to pick judicial appointments, the Congress not to approve them, and the judiciary to strike down laws as unconstitutional. And they can impeach—the legislative body can impeach judges. The president cannot appoint people he thinks would be bad judges. There’s—it’s all intricate checks and balances.

Number two is we were the only country to really have a Bill of Rights, so there were certain issues in other countries that have never been up for—I mean, they’re nuances, and everybody reinterprets them, but they’re not up for discussion as far as eliminating them.

The Bill of Rights—the ability not to have your house searched and seized, the right to bear arms, the right not to have to testify against yourself, the right of habeas corpus—that’s all documented.

And then with the amendment system, we have further rights. The other things are more intangible, but that revolution was never a French Revolution.

person 2: One moment, though, just to clarify for the audience, that the Bill of Rights for the United States is the first 10 amendments, and then they flow after that.

person 1: There are 17 other ones that followed, and they’re very hard to pass. You need a two-thirds vote of Congress, and then you need three-quarters of the state legislatures. So unless it’s something like the 18-year-old vote or women’s suffrage or repealing prohibition, it’s very hard to do—to get an amendment.

person 2: And you were saying that it’s not like the French Revolution either.

person 1: No, it’s not like the French Revolution because it was limited. In other words, the colonists were not objecting to British free market capitalism. They were not objecting to the language. They were not objecting to the role of religion.

They were not rejecting—claiming that they wanted the poor to take over from the rich. They were not angry at both the British colonialists and the large landowners like Washington and Jefferson.

So it was basically a one-dimensional political revolution, and it said we want autonomy and to be self-governed.

We do not want to be a colony of Britain and have no say in taxation or representation, et cetera, et cetera. That was a much easier revolution.

But what I’m saying is it kept intact the strengths of the British system, the British Enlightenment. And so when we became a nation, there was Christianity, there was Anglicanism—there was all these religions.

They were all tolerated. Nobody had gone out in the countryside and lynched nuns or beheaded priests as had happened in the French Revolution. There was no year zero. There was no renaming the months, the days. There was no god called Ratio that everybody bowed down to.

There was nothing like—I mean, Thomas Paine was the most radical of the founders, but he was nothing like the Robespierre brothers.

He wasn’t even like [Georges] Danton. He was a much more reasonable person in comparison. So that was a big step—that we kept the traditions of the Anglosphere, except political.

And then there were cultural things that were embedded from the beginning. One of them was that there was no peasantry.

There was no serfdom. Those were European ideas. So Jefferson especially said the country was based on the nuclear family and the independent agrarian—the farm—and that person was self-sustained.

He was autonomous, self-supporting. He could feed his own family from his farm. He could control his own destiny, and these were the ideal citizens then to be entrusted with voting and making their own laws and directing their own affairs.

So it was a republic of virtue, and that stayed through—that in the United States, nobody—I’m not Sir Hanson. You’re not Lady Sami. And we have no class distinctions formally. We have a fluidity of classes. Wealthy people have children that are bad seeds, or they don’t want money, and they get poor. Poor people have children, and they become millionaires.

So there is fluidity, but we are not based on class. We’re not based on race. We champion the middle class, but we don’t institutionalize it. Nobody asks in America, “Where was your father born? How many acres does your grandfather have? What was your parents’ education?” Maybe the East Coast or West Coast elites do, but that’s not American tradition.

And then finally, we’re a nation of emulation, not envy. So we’re not like the British. I’ve said that before in this broadcast. It was the old maxim that if you go to Britain and somebody sees a Bentley, they want to kick it in.

And they come to America, they want to know how much a Cadillac—or maybe now it would be a BMW or something—costs and how you finance it.

And I can remember, when I was a young person, we had no money. We lived in a 1,100-square-foot home. My mom stayed home with us. My dad was a high school teacher initially, and then a junior college teacher, but he was a coach, and he tried to farm on the side.

But we would get in cars when we went to Disneyland or we went up to San Francisco, and my mom insisted we drive through wealthy neighborhoods and not say, “Oh my gosh, look at that. Look at how much money the Gettys have.”

She would say, “Oh wow, I love those cypress trees, the way they’ve done that. That’s a good idea. When we get home, let’s plant some. Or then she would say, I love those colors—that gray and white. I like that match.”

Or she’d say, “Wow, some of those Victorians are tacky. They’re overdone with that gingerbread cut. I don’t want that.” In other words, that was a very common thing.

That’s why the Wall Street Journal has one of its most popular features, Mansions USA, because people love to go in there and look at these beautiful lakes and tennis courts and gables. But then they look at the price—Montecito, 30 million.

It’s not that they can ever buy it, but they get little ideas. So say that they’re in Fresno with a 1,500- or 1,600-square-foot tract house, and then they go there and they look at these places and see how they park their car there. Maybe I can make a little version of it.

So in Europe, I don’t think that would be the reaction. That would be the aristocracy, and you’d say that we should burn those houses down.

And I’m kind of worried because that is sort of the attitude of Los Angeles to Pacific Palisades—not that this was a great asset to have these beautiful homes, but, “Oh, they lost their home. Too bad. Let’s not rebuild them.”

When we get to be an envious country, we won’t succeed.

And by the way, when we used to nation-build, or any country used to nation-build, they never said to Iraq or Afghanistan or South Korea or Vietnam or Europe itself after World War II, “We’ve got a really good system for you. It’s called a Senate, a lower house, a Supreme Court, a president and a Bill of Rights, and here’s how you do it with a two-party system.”

No. They have a parliamentary system because it’s much easier.

Ours is a very complicated system. It’s very hard to reproduce. It’s designed on one principle: people are no blank good.

And I think many of the founders said if we were angels, we wouldn’t need a constitution. But it assumes that unlike the French Revolution, Rousseau—you know, we’re all born into chains—that we’re not.

We’re all born evil, bad, fallen—the Christian notion—and we need to be redeemed. We need to curb our appetites and our excesses, and one of the things we have to curb is the desire to power and to tyrannize others.

So we’re going to make a constitution where you cannot have a dictator. And they can say all they want about Trump. The closest we’ve ever had was FDR. He had four terms, but he did things that are just unthinkable.

You know, go to The New York Times and say, “If you write another bad op-ed about me, I’m going to pass antitrust legislation or inheritance taxes that’ll ruin your family.”

So it’s a wonderful system, but it’s very intricate and complex, and it requires an educated populace, and we don’t seem to have that to the degree sufficient anymore.

So I’m kind of worried. That’s how we survived for 250 years.

Breaks Down the Decline of Race Relations in America

 

Recently, we’ve had a lot of discussion about racial relations, and the consensus from left to right seems constant and uniform that they’re getting much worse. 

There were two or three iconic events this last week that emphasized that pessimism. One was the Juneteenth celebration in Chicago, which commemorated the official end of slavery in the 1860s and is now our newest national holiday. 

It ended up with 39 people wounded, seven dead, semiautomatic gunfire. It was almost like a war zone. The mayor of Chicago, Mayor [Brandon] Johnson, did not comment on what was the cause of this or the pathologies that would lead people to slaughter. This was entirely 100% Black-on-Black crime, but he was talking about illiberality and discrimination against trans people when his city is under siege. 

At the same time, or prior to that, was the Karmelo Anthony murder, where Karmelo Anthony, a young Black teenager at a track meet, ventured over to the opposing side by intent, carrying a knife in his backpack, went into a tent where the entire group there was from the opposite team that he was playing, and then said he would not leave when asked 10, 12 times, and finally said, “Somebody,” he said, “push me out or try it and you’ll find out.” 

And a young man by the name of [Austin] Metcalf slightly touched him, and he stabbed him in the heart, killed him, ran away, and the result was the Black community has championed Karmelo Anthony. Not all of the Black community, but a sizable portion, and it’s gotten to the point where they believe that he was justified because the so-called white community doesn’t understand Black pride, and you don’t interfere with the space, et cetera. 

In other words, ignoring all the details that he deliberately ventured over to cause a confrontation which could have been settled peacefully if he just left. But the reaction was what was disturbing. 

And then in addition to that, there was the Caitlin Clark incident. She is, remember, the superstar of the Women’s National Basketball Association, and she came out of a fantastic college career. 

She’s very tall, kind of thin, not frail, but not muscular, but she’s a wonderful outside shooter. And somebody with that height and the ability, who’s quick, and the ability to pass has revolutionized the Women’s Basketball Association. And the result is she is gaining, not just for herself and her team, but for the entire league, enormous increases in revenue. 

Some people believe that she’s responsible for 25% in increased revenues. So all the players are getting raises. They have increased stature. They have bigger audiences. They have bigger ad opportunities. They fly not passenger class commercial anymore. It’s been a win-win. 

And yet systematically Black players, women have been trying to hurt her. 

And the most recent incident was that we had a Black player from the opposite team knock her down, and then when she tried to get up, another player may have tried to stop her, but one player took her fist and hit her in the neck or pressed her in the neck, and there were also a knee involved, and it was pretty clear that there was a deliberate attempt. 

And this is one of, according to a lot of news accounts, 10 or 12 incidents where there has been flagrant fouls issued because the players are trying to hurt her. 

So what was the commentary? The commentary was, well, the teams in the WNBA are mostly Black. They’re mostly, to be candid, lesbian, and Caitlin Clark is white and straight, and therefore, this supposedly racist audience has flocked to the WNBA to cheer her on in a divisive standard. 

There’s no evidence that that is true, but the reaction from the Black women and the majority of them, probably not so, but from a sizable minority of them, is to hurt her and damage her even though they know that that is not in their interest. 

I’m gonna talk about that a little bit later, but when you add up all of these incidents, you get the impression that something has gone wrong. 

And usually, the standard exegesis is given the traditions of slavery that have been gone for 160-plus years, Jim Crow in the South, and then this new term systematic racism, white privilege, etc., etc., then there’s a justified rage. 

But that rage and what I just outlined were way in the distant past. 

We’re talking about the present and how the Black community can flourish like every other community, given it has shocking crime statistics, shocking divorce statistics, shocking illegitimacy, single-family parenthood, etc. 

And how did we get here? How did we get to this mess? 

I think we were making pretty good progress in the ’80s and ’90s with a whole new generation of Black politicians, Black athletes, Black actors, Black everybody. 

And there was a growing sense that race was incidental, not essential to who we are. It was essential in a multiracial society. After all, we don’t want to end up like India or Indonesia or Brazil, where we’re racially obsessed, or we have caste, or we have classes. It doesn’t work in a democratic society. 

But Barack Obama came in and said he was going to heal all of us in 2009. He did just the opposite. 

Almost immediately with the Louis Henry Gates incident, the beer summit, he emphasized race. He said things that were not true, that the police systematically are more likely to shoot young Black men who are unarmed versus white men, given the incidence of who is arrested. 

Statistics do not bear that out. 

Pretty soon, affirmative action, which was a black/white solution of some 60 years to past discrimination, morphed into diversity, equity, inclusion. 

And under Obama, he had this vision that anybody who was not white… Of course, he was half white, but he never identified as white. 

He always identified sort of like the one-drop rule of the old Confederacy. If you had one drop of non-white blood, then you were non-white. 

But he identified as non-white, but he said that 30% of the country, that was the basis of DEI, these would be immigrants from India, immigrants from Mexico, people from China, Japan, had a sort of updated Jesse Jackson Rainbow Coalition, and they had legitimate grievances for past sins against the 70 or 65% white population. 

So in all of these cases, the universities and the political system and the bureaucracies institutionalized that anger and that binary. 

It comes out of Marxist ideology that there is no middle, no middle class. There are oppressed, oppressors, victimized, victimizers. 

But this was new because they substituted race for class. 

This is not sustainable because we are now in the seventh decade of the civil rights movement. 

We’ve had about $25 trillion invested in Great Society programs. We’ve had set-asides. We’ve had affirmative action. We’ve had theme houses, separate graduations, separate dorms, separate safe spaces. 

We’ve had a whole litany, and what’s happening now is there is an identifiable weariness, fatigue with all of this. 

It’s not just from so-called white people. It’s  not from racists. It’s from the Black middle class, and you can see the Black middle class is getting very angry because they are more prone to encounter Black youth, and they are the victims disproportionately of Black crime compared to other minority groups. 

And there’s conservatives in the Black community who are now looking at what Tom Sowell, Shelby Steele, Glenn Loury have warned us for years, and that is during the worst moments of segregation, the Black community had created paradigms of success, nuclear families, fathers present in the household, strict discipline for the children, like all other communities. 

And that was sort of wiped out or at least crippled during the Great Society where the government replaced the parents. 

So where are we now? 

If Black politicians of the left continue to not look at what’s causing these shootouts or this racism from Black people, then they’re only gonna further alienate the majority of Black people who want truth and they want change within the Black community. But more importantly, they’re gonna alienate 70% of the population who does not agree with them. 

Hispanics, Chinese Americans, Asian Americans, white Americans do not believe that society forces Black people to shoot each other or to commit crimes at higher rates than other communities. 

That solution has to come from the Black community, and it’s not any longer a result of historic transgressions or injustice more than a century and a half ago. 

That’s not the answer. The answer is here and now, and it’s a self-help, self-discipline within the Black community, and calls for such reform are coming from the Black community. 

The New Socialists—Elite, Ungrateful, and Toxic as Ever

 

Win some blue-state and blue-city races, and the cocky new socialist Jacobins believe that they have either already taken over the Democratic Party or will soon absorb it. And in reaction to these new swarms, an increasingly terrified and ossified old Democrat guard either limps away from the hive or invites them in to take over more.

It is fascinating but ultimately depressing to watch old-style Democrats say or do anything to avoid the new mob of Robespierres. Democrat candidates who recently begged for a Schumer/Pelosi/Jeffries endorsement now are telling them to get in line at the guillotine.

Jewish American Democrats are terrified that what happened to the primaried and defeated Rep. Dan Goldman of New York, an arch-Trump hater, could befall them. Goldman’s obnoxious showboating hatred of Trump and championing of neo-socialist agendas offered no defense against the Jacobins’ antisemitism and hatred of Israel.

A number of Jewish Democrat candidates, like wannabe California congressman Scott Wiener, are backing off from Israel and now join the “genocide!” mob. Wiener hopes that the throng will reward his new anti-Israel position by overlooking the now inconvenient fact that to the antisemitic Democrat base he is still Jewish.

Some of the rich, likewise, think they can escape the guillotine—the various proposed taxes on “billionaires” and “millionaires” on their net worth or unrealized capital gains or plans to confiscate private properties deemed “not in the people’s interests.” They will either flee to Florida or join the mob and hope their donations spare them from the blade.

The hard socialist agenda, which lacks even 50 percent popular support, is often recognizable despite efforts to conceal it until after elections. Given the clickbait lunacy of these socialists’ mindset, their true views often trickle out from prior social media posts, hot mics, leaks, and occasional temper-tantrum outbursts (cf. [Zohran] Mamdani’s “monsters” or [James] Talarico’s “I hate Christianity” or [Graham] Platner’s litany of unapologetic racist, antisemitic, and misogynistic outbursts).

In general, the socialist challenge is to “fundamentally transform America” into a statist, inert redistribution machine—nuttier than socialist Europe, a prescription for North Korean-style poverty, and completely unrecognizable to the Founders and most contemporary Americans. As far as we can distill, here are their agendas:

1. The new demography

Open borders, massive, unaudited new immigration ending the distinction between mere residence and citizenship.

2. Dismantling the “system”

Packing the court, destroying the Electoral College, ending the filibuster, bringing in new left-wing states, defunding the police, ensuring same-day registration/voting, no voter ID, foreign nationals residing here being eligible to vote.

3. The Islamization of America

Ending America’s traditional friendship with Israel and realigning the U.S. with the West Bank, Hamas, Hezbollah, and their autocratic and illiberal, terrorism-sponsoring Muslim regimes. Restoring massive USAID subsidies to fund left-wing takeovers abroad and mainstreaming now overt harassment of Jews at home.

4. Old Communism

The government takeover of housing and utilities, targeted expropriation of private property, new punitive taxes on net worth and unrealized capital gains. Wild talk of nationalizing airlines and all health care.

5. Statism

Massive new entitlements, free college, canceling $1.7 trillion in student loans, more federal acquisition of private lands, rent freezes.

6. Reparations

Compensation for victims of alleged “white privilege,” institutionalization of radical identity politics, and racial, ethnic, and sexual orientation chauvinism. Third world hatred of supposed white oppressors, justifying reparatory preferences for the non-white “oppressed.”

7. Globalism

Pledging solidarity with socialist/communist movements abroad while despising Western civilization in general and the U.S. in particular.

Once “Mayor” Zohran Mamdani took control of New York, he began promising to confiscate rental properties from landlords and to focus on “white” neighborhoods, and he no longer disguised his innate hatred of Jews.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger of Virginia dropped her moderate false face and began radically ramming through hard-left executive orders to ensure more DEI, higher taxes, and anti-ICE hysterics. After being elected, Seattle Mayor Katie Willson gushed “bye-bye” to the billionaire entrepreneurs who are fleeing from Washington state’s new “millionaire’s tax.” She mocked their departure and cared not a whit that her now-socialist city would further descend into a West Coast Detroit or Baltimore.

Socialists hide their revolutionary anger with banal pleasantries. We have become well accustomed now to the “socialist smile,” emblemized by the grinning Mamdani or the faux-happy face of James Talarico. Usually, the new touchy-feely socialists chuckle loudest when a rare reporter presses them on their past lunatic harangues, which are then laughed off as hysterias from paranoid right-wing minds.

Sometimes socialists embrace the hard commissar style, like the perpetually venomous Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, who ridicules journalists, lies flagrantly, and takes back none of his hate-filled rants.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-MI, perpetually screams rather than talks, usually venting her monotonous hatred for the Jewish state. Her latest socialist champions are the Antifa criminals just sentenced to long prison sentences for their conspiracy to murder ICE officers.

The more Ilhan Omar is caught trafficking in antisemitic tropes, denying alleged immigration fraud schemes, or filing preposterous federal financial disclosure forms, the more defiant her shouts of “racist” become.

The newly emerging socialists, like recent congressional nominees Darializa Avila Chevalier or Analilia Mejia, can never explain why their parents left socialist paradises in Latin America to come to cutthroat capitalist America.

Nor do they explain to us why and how such a supposedly toxic, racist nation would extend such generous scholarships and DEI preferences to both. They suffer from the Joy Reid/Ilhan Omar/Rashida Tlaib/AOC socialist syndrome: parents flee socialist paradises of indigenous peoples to ensure their children might thrive in a settler/colonialist and capitalist U.S. whose magnanimity they interpret as proof of guilt that is therefore to be reciprocated not with gratitude but with ever more venom.

And once the second-generation socialists joined the privileged elite classes of America, these boutique radicals decided to tear down the very system that nurtured them, without ever expressing a wish to return to the socialist paradises of their parents’ homelands.

What drives the sheer hatred of the new upscale socialists, and why are they in vogue now?

There are three constants in all these new socialists, as we have seen recently from the recent nationwide primary elections, as well as the daily street theater.

One, they hate the United States—loathe its foundation, hate its maturation, and despise the current American nation. They detest especially the middle classes, who lack both the romance of the dependent poor and the supposed “refinement” and “culture” of their own elite socialist aristocracy.

And the more they demagogue “white privilege” and “white supremacy,” the more they feel that the river of exemptions, set-asides, preferences, and special considerations will flow to them from a supposedly guilty nation.

The socialists’ hatred of America is becoming clearer as middle America embraces the 250th anniversary of the nation, highlighted by throngs of World Cup tourists who cannot praise highly enough the decency, amicability, and prosperity of America between the coasts.

So, what is a perennial socialist PhD candidate, or a failed “community organizer,” or NGO flack to do when millions happily suffer from “false consciousness” and have failed to listen to their Marxist handlers?

The socialist architects of the current Jacobin takeover see no contradiction in that, like moths harkening to flames, they cannot get enough of the American good life, conspicuous consumer consumption, and merit badges of success like their Ivy League-branded kids, letters and titles after their names, and the right zip code for their first and second homes.

Every socialist buffoon reminds us almost daily of Alexis de Tocqueville’s droll warning that most people would prefer everyone to be absolutely equal and worse off than all better off, but with some better off than themselves.

The socialists’ hatred of America is also revealed in their envy. Unlike the poet Hesiod’s notion of a “good” envy—embodied in the American tradition of emulation and admiration of those richer than themselves—they buy into the “bad” envy of wanting to destroy those who are brighter, more successful, richer, and more essential to America than themselves, whether an Elon Musk, a Larry Ellison, or a Jeff Bezos.

Second, socialists still have little current power other than their control of institutions such as K-12 education, academia, the media, foundations, the bureaucracies, the corporate boardrooms, professional sports, entertainment, and popular culture.

Perhaps they wish to end up like the lifelong government employee, Bernie Sanders, who for a half-century shook his two upraised fists at America, screamed at the greed, and ended up with three homes and membership in the millionaire class.

Socialists and communists have no confidence in winning over the majority of the American people, at least outside blue-city and blue-state districts. Hence, their efforts to change balloting laws, destroy the border, import angry, poor, new constituents, stage violent street confrontations, and either celebrate or contextualize assassinations from the attempts on [Donald] Trump to the killing of Charlie Kirk.

Sane Democrats would reexamine 2024 and conclude the party was far too left-wing and the antidote was a return to the winning formulas of Bill Clinton. But unhinged socialists and communists would claim that 2024 was lost because they were not far-left enough. So we are to believe that Americans scared of Harris’s poorly disguised radicalism can be won over by scaring them even further? A communist in 2028 can win over America when a socialist in 2024 could not?

Third, Donald Trump has driven the Left so crazy that they have gyrated from Obama’s four-mansion socialism to unapologetic hardcore Trotskyism. Why? Their pathological hatred transcends Trump’s background, his appearance, his accent, his tweets, and even his appeal to the despised “clingers, irredeemables, deplorables, chumps, dregs, and garbage.”

Of course, Trump is a conservative, so he suffers the same left-wing slurs of “fascist” and “Nazi” that met Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. But in his second term, Trump, quite unlike most Republican presidents, is not addressing just symptoms but also the causes and fuel of the socialist project.

Trump did not just jawbone the “fake news” but cut off subsidies to NPR and PBS, suing the media when they deliberately engaged in baseless character assassination. He did not just close the border but began deporting the criminal cohort of Biden’s 10 million illegal entrants, sought to end birthright citizenship, made would-be refugees apply for entry in their home country, ended catch-and-release, and will wall off or electronically secure the entire southern border from the Pacific to the Gulf of America.

He did not just rhetorically critique DEI; he banned it from the federal bureaucracy. Unlike past Republicans, Trump did not merely critique elitist campuses; he leveraged them to behave like normal people–taxing endowments, banning racist DEI protocols, prohibiting grant surcharge scamming, and demanding they abide by the Bill of Rights. He slashed the left-wing USAID money machine rather than just whining that it subsidized America’s worst critics abroad.

In other words, the socialists are enraged not just because they despise the U.S. and lack the power to turn America into Cuba or because they have not yet stabbed, poisoned, shot, decapitated, or blown up the hated Trump, as their followers, celebrities, and a few of their leaders have so often boasted.

The real rub is that Trump is their flip side—not a revolutionary but a counterrevolutionary. He seeks to overturn root and branch the entire 100-year progressive project and ensure America’s insidious slouching toward socialism ends with his term—for good. The more they brag about our collective socialist tomorrow, the more Trump incessantly dismantles socialism today.

So far, they haven’t stopped him yet—but their lidless eyes never close.

The Legal Reality of Birthright Citizenship and the Supreme Court’s Defection

 

person 2: Your thoughperson 1ts on this birthright citizenship decision by the Supreme Court?

person 1: Well, what the minority of [Clarence] Thomas, [Samuel] Alito, [Neil] Gorsuch, and, to a certain extent, [Brett] Kavanaugh—he had a qualified dissent—was that they are originalists, and they said if you look at the Fourteenth Amendment, it came in the aftermath of the Civil War and the increasing pacification of Native American tribes.

So what are we going to do with people who were traditionally not considered citizens of the United States? And so we said if you were a former slave and your parents were here, then you were a citizen; i.e., you didn’t just come in.

A court case sometime later reinterpreted that as anybody born here could be a citizen, but it emphasized the original wording of the amendment that says, “and not subject to the jurisdiction of another country.” But, in fact, everybody knows that if you come in here and you’re a foreign national, you are subject to the jurisdiction of another country.

What do I mean by that? I mean if Mexico has an extradition or a hold on somebody and they come in here, and they come to us and say, “We’re going to extradite him back to Mexico as a Mexican national,” we say, “Okay.” If Mexico says Victor is going to be extradited, I’m not subject to their jurisdiction.

And so, to simplify things, every single person knows three things about this.

Number one, it was never the intent—never the intent—of the drafters of the Fourteenth Amendment to give automatic birthright citizenship.

Number two, everyone knows it is widely abused and not sustainable. People are flying in from China in their third trimester, having a baby, and flying back with the baby so that that baby—who might not know English or anything about the United States—at any time in his or her life, if things get bad in China, can come over here or can come over here and sponsor their children. The same is true south of the border.

So everybody knows it’s an unsustainable, crazy idea that has greenlighted a very pernicious habit of coming here in your third [trimester].

Three, everybody knows while there are a number of nations that technically allow it, usually they require both parents—we don’t—to be citizens, or at least one.

So if you come into the United States and you’re born on this—you know, most countries, I think the majority, require either one parent or two to be a citizen.

And if you’re born in France, you can only be a French citizen if one of your parents is French. Some require two, but it’s not the norm. It’s not that it doesn’t exist anywhere else, but it’s not the norm for a person to be born here to two foreign nationals.

Born here in the United States—or anywhere—it’s not the norm.

A lot of people say, well, a lot of Latin American countries are doing it. But, yes, it’s still not the norm.

So just to recap: Everybody knows it was not the intent of the drafters of the Fourteenth Amendment to have this “anchor baby” malady we have.

Number two, we know it’s not sustainable because we’re handing out citizenship to people—we have no idea who they are. They have no affinity with the United States. The parents don’t. They can leave.

Number three, most countries—not all, but most countries—understand that and don’t do it.

So then the question is why, in a conservative court with a 6-3 majority, would you have two justices defect—Amy Coney Barrett, and John Roberts?

That, I think, is a political decision. I think that they understand that this is, right up with the Dobbs case, one of the most controversial cases that would radically change things immediately.

It would tell the Dreamers, for example—not all of the 20 million—but it would say to some Dreamers who are now in their 30s or 40s, you came when you were two, and so you’re not a citizen, but you were born here.

You’re not a citizen. You think you’re a citizen. You’re not.

I shouldn’t say Dreamers. I should say a lot of immigrants right now, as we’re talking, have parents who are either illegal or legal aliens, and they will be born immediately, and now they’re going to be told, “You’re not a citizen. You have no right to be here unless you apply for a green card or something.”

So I think the court, like in the case of abortion, they could outsource it to the states so they could get the heat off them. They can just say, “You know what? We’re not banning or we’re not approving abortion. Under our federalist system, we’re allowing regional control.”

They can’t with this. It’s going to be a fundamental change, and we have 53 million immigrants here, and we have a million coming every year, and the Democratic Party would go ballistic.

So I’m just conjecturing. I have no evidence, but I think that in their way of looking at saving the court’s reputation—not allowing it to be viewed as biased, perception-wise—they were going to rule in favor of the left on this issue, and they were going to rule in favor of the right on the trans issue and say that states, locales, regions, and organizations have a perfect right to say if you’re not a biological female, you’re not going to compete in female sports.

And that was controversial.

The problem with all of this is that’s not the purpose of the Supreme Court: to adjudicate what’s politically feasible or tolerable.

Number two, [Elena] Kagan, Ketanji Brown Jackson, and [Sonia] Sotomayor—they don’t defect. They’re lockstep.

They would be dead in Democratic circles. They wouldn’t be able to go speak. The left—the socialist, the Democratic-socialist-communists now—they’re intolerant.

They would not, if Sotomayor or Kagan voted for this, all their speaking invitations would be withdrawn. They would be persona non grata.

And so they stay that way.

They’re enforced by—the Democrats enforce cohesiveness and unanimity.

We don’t on the conservative side. So we get these constant defections.

And we’re always told that they’re to save the court or the reputation of the Supreme Court or not to be partisan. But this is not a partisan issue. This is something that affects the well-being of the United States.

Then they criticized Trump—I think Kavanaugh did, but others on the left—and said that he had issued an executive order stopping it, which precipitated the lawsuit.

And he can’t do that.

And they cited evidence where you have constitutional edicts in the Constitution—or by way of an amendment—that cannot be overturned by a presidential order. They need an act of Congress or maybe even another amendment, which is about impossible because you require three-quarters of the state legislatures and, I think, two-thirds of Congress.

But what they’re missing here, I think, is when they are saying you want to change the law, you have to bring either an amendment or maybe an act of Congress.

And the conservatives are saying we don’t want to change the law—not at all. We want you to obey what is written in the law.

The law says that if you were born in the United States and you’re subject to the jurisdiction of another country, you’re not going to be a citizen.

And everybody knows that if you come across the southern border from Venezuela and you’re here and Mr. Chávez or Mr. Maduro—or whoever the government is—says, “I want you extradited because you’re a citizen,” that will be adjudicated.

Nobody will doubt that.

And so what I’m getting at is the conservatives were saying, well, we don’t need an amendment. We just need an act of Congress to enforce the law or something like that.

The other thing is, very quickly, it wasn’t too handled by conservatives. All I think they should have said is we just want reciprocity.

If China allows somebody to be born in China to be an automatic citizen of the People’s Republic, OK, maybe we’ll extend the same.

What they’re saying is we have been taking on tariffs, technological appropriation, all of these issues, and we’re taking on birthright citizenship.

So any country that does not allow birthright citizenship whose people come over here and take advantage of our allowance shouldn’t do that.

If they did something like that and broadcast that fact, I think they would have gotten a lot more support.

album collection 2026 edition

 Artist    Title
Kruder & Dorfmeister    The K&D Sessions™
Dead Can Dance    Dionysus
Aphex Twin    Selected Ambient Works 85-92
David Lynch    Crazy Clown Time
Morcheeba    Head Up High
Various    100 Hits Rock Jukebox
Carrie Underwood    Some Hearts
Apocalyptica    Worlds Collide
William Basinski    The Disintegration Loops II
Martyn    Great Lengths
Dead Can Dance    Within The Realm Of A Dying Sun
Stereolab    Chemical Chords
Dead Can Dance    Toward The Within
Sting    Brand New Day
Sheryl Crow    Tuesday Night Music Club
The Rolling Stones    Metamorphosis
The Rolling Stones    Between The Buttons
The Rolling Stones    Let It Bleed
The Thrillseekers    Nightmusic Volume 1
The Thrillseekers    Nightmusic Volume 3
The Thrillseekers    Nightmusic Volume 2
U.D.O. (2)    Steelhammer
Helstar    This Wicked Nest
Edenbridge    Shangri-La
Little Simz    Sometimes I Might Be Introvert
Sasha    LUZoSCURA
Garbage    Absolute Garbage
Mannheim Steamroller    Christmas Symphony II
Mannheim Steamroller    Halloween
Mannheim Steamroller    Christmas Extraordinaire
Mannheim Steamroller    A Fresh Aire Christmas
Mannheim Steamroller    Fresh Aire 7
Slayer    Reign In Blood
System Of A Down    Toxicity
System Of A Down    System Of A Down
Lords Of Acid    Voodoo-U
Thom Brennan    Vibrant Water
Chappell Roan    Good Luck, Babe!
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume One
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume Two
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume Three
Above & Beyond    Tri-State
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume Four
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume Five
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume 9
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume 11
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume 12
Above & Beyond    Bigger Than All Of Us
Jaytech    Everything Is OK
Jaytech & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 02
Jaytech & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 03
Jaytech & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 04
Jody Wisternoff    Trails We Blaze
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 05
James Grant (4) & Jody Wisternoff    Anjunadeep 06
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 07
James Grant (4) & Jody Wisternoff    Anjunadeep 08
Way Out West    Tuesday Maybe
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 09
James Grant (4) & Jody Wisternoff    Anjunadeep 10
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 11
James Grant (4) & Jody Wisternoff    Anjunadeep 12
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 13
James Grant (4) & Jody Wisternoff    Anjunadeep 14
Jody Wisternoff & James Grant (4)    Anjunadeep 15
Various    Anjunadeep In Miami 2018
Avalon Emerson    & The Charm
Fleet Foxes    A Very Lonely Solstice
Fleet Foxes    Shore
Fusioon    Minorisa
Brooks & Dunn    Brand New Man
Brooks & Dunn    Hard Workin' Man
Brooks & Dunn    Waitin' On Sundown
Patti Smith    Horses
Brooks & Dunn    Steers & Stripes
Alan Jackson (2)    34 Number Ones
Brooks & Dunn    The Greatest Hits Collection
Brooks & Dunn    Hillbilly Deluxe
Sarah McLachlan    Afterglow
Waylon Jennings    Closing In On The Fire
Various    Universal Religion - Chapter One
Armin van Buuren    Universal Religion 2004, Live From Armada At Ibiza
Markus Schulz    Miami '05
Various    A State Of Trance - The Collected 12" Mixes
Various    Electronic Elements: The Collected 12" Mixes
Various    Electronic Elements: The Collected 12" Mixes
Markus Schulz    Ibiza '06
Various    A State Of Trance - Collected 12" Mixes Volume 2
Various    Electronic Elements: The Collected 12" Mixes Vol. 2
Sunlounger    Another Day On The Terrace
Markus Schulz    Amsterdam 08
Various    Captivating Sounds - The Collected 12" Mixes Volume 2
Various    A State Of Trance - Collected Extended Versions Volume 3
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island: Music For Balearic People
Markus Schulz    Toronto '09
Various    A State Of Trance - Collected Extended Versions Volume 4
Armin van Buuren    Universal Religion Chapter 4 - Special Edition
Dash Berlin    The New Daylight
Sunlounger    The Downtempo Edition
Markus Schulz    Las Vegas '10
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2010
Dash Berlin    United Destination 2010
Aly & Fila    Rising Sun
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island: Music For Balearic People Vol. 3
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2004 - 2009
Markus Schulz    Prague '11
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2011
Various    A State Of Trance 500
Dash Berlin    United Destination 2011
Armin van Buuren    Universal Religion Chapter Five
Markus Schulz    Los Angeles ’12
Various    A State Of Trance 550: Invasion
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 7
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 4
Various    A State Of Trance Episode 600 The Expedition 
Aly & Fila    Quiet Storm
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 8
Armin van Buuren    Universal Religion Chapter Seven
Markus Schulz    Buenos Aires '13
Various    A State Of Trance 650 – New Horizons
Aly & Fila    The Other Shore
Armin van Buuren    Anthems - Ultimate Singles Collected
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2015
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 10
Various    A State Of Trance Classics 11
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance - 15 Years
Various    A State Of Trance 800
Various    A State Of Trance Classics 12
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2018
Various    A State Of Trance Classics 13
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2020
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2022
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2024
Sunlounger    Sunny Tales
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance 2012
Various    A State Of Trance 400 - The Celebration Edition
Tarja Turunen    Colours In The Dark
Austrian Death Machine    Triple Brutal
Madeline Goldstein    Speaking To The Body
Sufjan Stevens    Carrie & Lowell
The Chemical Brothers    Born In The Echoes
The Chemical Brothers    No Geography
The Future Sound Of London    Dead Cities
Pet Shop Boys    Yes Etc.
The Chemical Brothers    Come With Us
The Chemical Brothers    Dig Your Own Hole
The Chemical Brothers    We Are The Night
Deadmau5    while(1<2)
The Chemical Brothers    Further
The Future Sound Of London    Lifeforms
Charli XCX    How I'm Feeling Now
Charli XCX    Charli
Charli XCX    Crash
Eagles    The Long Run
Eagles    One Of These Nights
Dream Theater    Images And Words
Jeff Beck    Emotion & Commotion
Haute & Freddy    Big Disgrace
Ava Max    Diamonds & Dancefloors
Stone Temple Pilots    Stone Temple Pilots
Led Zeppelin    Led Zeppelin II
Yes    Close To The Edge
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant    No Quarter: Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Unledded
Everything But The Girl    Walking Wounded
Jimmy Page    Walking Into Clarksdale
Everything But The Girl    Temperamental
The Donnas    Spend The Night
Dream Theater    Octavarium
Led Zeppelin    Untitled
Led Zeppelin    Houses Of The Holy
Coldplay    A Rush Of Blood To The Head
The War On Drugs    I Don't Live Here Anymore
Enya    Enya
Crimson Glory    Strange And Beautiful
Led Zeppelin    Led Zeppelin III
Savatage    Handful Of Rain
Stone Temple Pilots    Core
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    Murder Of The Universe
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    Nonagon Infinity
Chicane    Far From The Maddening Crowds
Dave Seaman    Therapy Sessions 4
Ad Nauseam (6)    Imperative Imperceptible Impulse
Danny Tenaglia    Choice - A Collection Of Classics
Danny Howells    Choice - A Collection Of Classics
John Digweed    Choice: A Collection Of Classics
Nick Warren    Balance 018
Henry Saiz    Balance 019
Danny Howells    Balance 024
Danny Tenaglia    Balance 025
Hernán Cattáneo    Balance 026
Hernán Cattáneo    Balance Presents Sudbeat
James Zabiela    Balance 029
Hernán Cattáneo    Balance Presents Sunsetstrip
Nick Warren    Balance Presents The Soundgarden
Dave Matthews Band    Walk Around The Moon 
George Jones (2)    50 Years Of Hits
ATB    Addicted To Music
The Long Winters    When I Pretend To Fall
John Digweed    Bedrock Eleven: Compiled & Mixed John Digweed
John Digweed    Bedrock 12: Compiled By John Digweed
John Digweed    Bedrock 14: Compiled by John Digweed
John Digweed / C-Jay (2)    Bedrock 18 - Signals / Echoes
John Digweed    Bedrock XX
John Digweed    Live In Argentina
John Digweed    MMII
John Digweed    Live In Córdoba
John Digweed    Bedrock - Frequencies
John Digweed    Bedrock Futuro
John Digweed    Live In London
John Digweed    Live In London (Recorded At Fabric)
John Digweed    Live In (Stereo)
John Digweed    Live In Miami 
John Digweed    Live In Montreal - Finale (Stereo)
John Digweed    Live In Montreal (Stereo)
John Digweed    Live In Brooklyn (Output)
John Digweed    Last Night At Output
Quivver, Captain Mustache, Lopezhouse, Satoshi Fumi    Quattro Artists
John Digweed    Quattro III
John Digweed    Quattro
John Digweed    Live In South Beach
John Digweed    Structures
John Digweed    Structures Two
John Digweed    Live In Toronto
John Digweed    Live In Tokyo
John Digweed & Nick Muir    Versus
John Digweed    Bedrock Compiled & Mixed By John Digweed
John Digweed    Quattro II
Beach House    Teen Dream
Marie Osmond    Unexpected
Mighty Baby    Mighty Baby
Oasis (2)    (What's The Story) Morning Glory ?
Oasis (2)    Dig Out Your Soul
Taylor Swift    Fearless
Cheap Trick    We're All Alright!
DJ Tiësto    Magik Two: Story Of The Fall
DJ Tiësto    Magik Four: A New Adventure
DJ Tiësto    Magik: First Flight
DJ Tiësto    Magik Three: Far From Earth
Solarstone + Orkidea    Solarstone Presents... Pure Trance
Solarstone    Electronic Architecture 3
DJ Tiësto    Magik Five: Heaven Beyond
Solarstone + Bryan Kearney    Solarstone Presents... Pure Trance V3
Solarstone + Gai Barone    Solarstone Presents... Pure Trance V4
DJ Tiësto    Magik Six: Live In Amsterdam
DJ Tiësto    Magik Seven: Live In Los Angeles
Solarstone    One
Solarstone    Island
Solarstone    Electronic Architecture 4
Solarstone & Stoneface & Terminal    Solarstone Presents Pure Trance V9
Solarstone    Solarstone Presents Pure Trance V10
Forerunners, Solarstone & Sneijder    Solarstone Presents... Pure Trance V5
Ferry Corsten    Artist Profile Series 1: Solar Serenades
Armin van Buuren    Boundaries Of Imagination
Solarstone    . . . - -
Robert Nickson, Solarstone & Factor B (2)    Solarstone Presents... Pure Trance V6
Kristina Sky, Solarstone & Lostly    Solarstone Presents Pure Trance V7
Solarstone & Activa (3)    Solarstone Presents Pure Trance V8
Markus Schulz    In Search Of Sunrise 21 (For The Next Generation Of Dreamers)
Metallica    ...And Justice For All
Metallica    Metallica
Metallica    Reload
Metallica    Through The Never (Music From The Motion Picture)
Metallica    72 Seasons
Megadeth    Megadeth
Cryptic Shift    Visitations From Enceladus
Cryptic Shift    Return To Realms
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Derelicts
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Hydroponic Garden
Carbon Based Lifeforms    World Of Sleepers
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Interloper
Dolly Parton    Precious Memories
Dolly Parton    The Grass Is Blue
Dolly Parton    Little Sparrow
Dolly Parton    Live And Well
Dolly Parton    For God And Country
St Germain    Tourist
Elder (2)    Through Zero
Iron Maiden    Senjutsu
Lindsey Stirling    Artemis
Evanescence    The Bitter Truth
Chase Atlantic    Phases
Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe    Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe
Iron Maiden    The Book Of Souls
Evanescence    Synthesis
Iron Maiden    Killers
Iron Maiden    Live After Death
Uriah Heep    ...Very 'Eavy ...Very 'Umble
Uriah Heep    Salisbury
Iron Maiden    Fear Of The Dark
Pentagram (2)    Unspoken
James Holden    Imagine This Is A High Dimensional Space Of All Possibilities
Paul Oakenfold    Global Underground: Live In Oslo
John Digweed    Global Underground 006: Sydney
Nick Warren    Global Underground 008: Brazil
Nick Warren    Global Underground 011: Budapest
Sasha    Global Underground 013: Ibiza
John Digweed    014: Hong Kong
Nick Warren    Global Underground 018: Amsterdam
John Digweed    Global Underground 019: Los Angeles
Danny Howells    Nubreed Global Underground
Paul Oakenfold    Global Underground 007: New York
Paul Oakenfold    Global Underground 007: New York
Nick Warren    Global Underground 018: Amsterdam
Iglooghost    Neō Wax Bloom
Crimson Glory    Chasing The Hydra
Pendulum (3)    Hold Your Colour
Waylon Jennings    Waylon The Ramblin' Man
Sevdaliza    Shabrang
Dolly Parton    Rockstar
Dolly Parton    Run, Rose, Run
Everything But The Girl    Fuse
Blood Red Throne    Union Of Flesh And Machine
Insomnium    Above The Weeping World
Obituary    Darkest Day
Insomnium    Across The Dark
Opeth    My Arms, Your Hearse
Fletcher (19)    In Search Of The Antidote
Fletcher (19)    Would You Still Love Me If You Really Knew Me?
Katy Perry    Teenage Dream
Garth Brooks    Sevens
Garth Brooks    Double Live
Garth Brooks    Scarecrow
Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band    Night Moves
The Beach Boys    Pet Sounds
Queensrÿche    The Warning
Megadeth    Countdown To Extinction
Neil Diamond    Hot August Night III
Fletcher (19)    Girl Of My Dreams
Radiohead    The Bends
Pink Floyd    The Dark Side Of The Moon
Iron Maiden    Somewhere In Time
Megadeth    Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?
Robbie Williams    The Ego Has Landed
Radiohead    OK Computer
Garth Brooks    Longneck Bottle
Garth Brooks    Fresh Horses
Eric Church    Sinners Like Me
Carrie Underwood    My Gift
John Lennon / The Plastic Ono Band    John Lennon / Plastic Ono Band
George Harrison    All Things Must Pass (50th Anniversary)
Beastie Boys    Paul's Boutique
Megadeth    Youthanasia
Radiohead    Kid A
Garth Brooks    Garth Brooks
Megadeth    Rust In Peace
Marie Osmond    I Only Wanted You
LCD Soundsystem    Sound Of Silver
Beastie Boys    Check Your Head
Foo Fighters    The Colour And The Shape
Lindsey Stirling    Lindsey Stirling
AIR    Moon Safari
Kiss    Alive!
Kiss    Dressed To Kill
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    I'm In Your Mind Fuzz
John Williams (4)    Home Alone (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Hive    Working With Sound
ATB    Peaktime Vol 4 - The DJ™ - In The Mix
At The Gates    To Drink From The Night Itself
Queensrÿche    The Verdict
Insomnium    Heart Like A Grave
Napalm Death    Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism
Imperial Triumphant    Alphaville
Frozen Soul    Crypt Of Ice
At The Gates    The Nightmare Of Being
Dark Tranquillity    The Gallery
Queensrÿche    Digital Noise Alliance
Blood Incantation    Absolute Elsewhere
Lacuna Coil    Sleepless Empire
At The Gates    The Ghost Of A Future Dead
Helstar    Remnants Of War
Orphaned Land    Mabool - The Story Of The Three Sons Of Seven
Lacuna Coil    Lacuna Coil
Blind Guardian    A Night At The Opera
Cryptopsy    None So Vile
Angel Dust (3)    Border Of Reality
Dark Tranquillity    The Mind's I
Napalm Death    Smear Campaign
Napalm Death    Time Waits For No Slave
Dark Tranquillity    Projector
Insomnium    One For Sorrow
Napalm Death    Utilitarian
Insomnium    Winter's Gate
Dark Tranquillity    Atoma
Insomnium    Shadows Of The Dying Sun
Paradise Lost    The Plague Within
Paradise Lost    Tragic Idol
Dark Tranquillity    Skydancer
Lacuna Coil    Halflife
Dark Tranquillity    Fiction
Therion    Leviathan II
Enigma    The Cross Of Changes
Cheap Trick    The Latest
Mogwai    Young Team
Eat Static    Implant
Incubus (2)    Fungus Amongus
Jethro Tull    Thick As A Brick
Mild High Club    Timeline
Waveshaper (3)    Artifact
It's A Beautiful Day    Workin' The Goldmine
David Hasselhoff    Open Your Eyes
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2006
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 2
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2007
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 3
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2008
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2009
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2010
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2011
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2012
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2013
Armin van Buuren    A State Of Trance Year Mix 2014
Various    A State Of Trance Classics
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 4
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 5
Various    A State Of Trance Classics Vol. 6
Annihilator (2)    Criteria For A Black Widow
Annihilator (2)    Remains
Alanis Morissette    Havoc And Bright Lights
Arcade Fire    Pink Elephant
Pink Floyd    Live From The Los Angeles Sports Arena, April 26th , 1975
Jeff Buckley    Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk
Neil Diamond    Home Before Dark
The Ting Tings    We Started Nothing
The Ting Tings    We Started Nothing
AC/DC    Back In Black
The Ting Tings    Sounds From Nowheresville
Bruce Springsteen    Born To Run
Daft Punk    Random Access Memories
Judas Priest    Metal Works '73-'93
Neil Diamond    Hot August Night II
Bob Dylan    Blonde On Blonde
Bob Dylan    Nashville Skyline
Bob Dylan    The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
The Stooges    Raw Power
Bob Dylan    Blood On The Tracks
Neil Diamond    The Best Years Of Our Lives
Jeff Buckley    Grace
The Offspring    Americana
Iron Maiden    Dance Of Death
Bob Dylan    Bringing It All Back Home
Bob Dylan    Slow Train Coming
Bob Dylan    John Wesley Harding
Simon & Garfunkel    Bridge Over Troubled Water
David Bowie    Heathen
Johnny Cash    Johnny Cash's Greatest Hits (Volume 1)
AC/DC    PWR/UP
Judas Priest    Ram It Down
Journey    Greatest Hits
Judas Priest    Painkiller
The Offspring    Greatest Hits
Bruce Springsteen    The Essential Bruce Springsteen
Iron Maiden    Brave New World
Jonas Brothers    It's About Time
David Bowie    ★ (Blackstar)
David Bowie    Reality
Alice In Chains    The Essential Alice In Chains
Journey    Escape
Journey    The Essential Journey
The Byrds    The Essential Byrds
Judas Priest    The Essential Judas Priest
Kris Kristofferson    The Essential Kris Kristofferson
Johnny Cash    The Essential Johnny Cash
Willie Nelson    The Essential Willie Nelson
Miles Davis    Seven Steps To Heaven
Willie Nelson    Red Headed Stranger
Miles Davis    Kind Of Blue
Willie Nelson    Stardust
Judas Priest    Turbo
Willie Nelson    Greatest Hits (& Some That Will Be)
Slayyyter    Wor$t Girl In America
AC/DC    Black Ice
Depeche Mode    Memento Mori
AC/DC    Rock Or Bust
Judas Priest    Battle Cry
Lindsey Stirling    Warmer In The Winter
Mumford & Sons    Sigh No More
Stabbing Westward    Chasing Ghosts
Emerson, Lake & Palmer    Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Paul Oakenfold    The Goa Mix
Oasis (2)    Definitely Maybe
18 Wheeler    Year Zero
Various    Twelve Inch Eighties (Rhythm Is Gonna Get You)
Various    Twelve Inch Eighties (Let's Groove)
Various    Twelve Inch Eighties (Can You Feel It)
Various    Twelve Inch Eighties (People Hold On)
Various    Twelve Inch Eighties (You Spin Me Round)
Weezer    Weezer
Alanis Morissette    Such Pretty Forks In The Road
Weezer    OK Human
Jackopierce    Jackopierce
Tim McGraw    Tim McGraw
Tim McGraw    Not A Moment Too Soon
Tim McGraw    Everywhere
LeAnn Rimes    This Woman
Sawyer Brown    Mission Temple Fireworks Stand
LeAnn Rimes    Family
Tim McGraw    Number One Hits
Tim McGraw    Greatest Hits
LeAnn Rimes    Blue
Karnivool    In Verses 
The Delta    Scizoeffective
Electric Universe    Journeys Into Outer Space
Matt Darey    Ibiza Euphoria
Blood Incantation    Starspawn
Yusuf Islam / Cat Stevens    King Of A Land
Molly Nilsson    Twenty-Twenty
Sweet Trip    Velocity : Design : Comfort
Lebanon Hanover    The World Is Getting Colder
Lebanon Hanover    Besides The Abyss
2Pac    All Eyez On Me
Ulcerate    Stare Into Death And Be Still
Dolly Parton    Hungry Again
Way Out West    Way Out West
Republica    Republica
Slayer    Seasons In The Abyss
Public Enemy    It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back
Paul van Dyk    Out There And Back
Weezer    Weezer
Weezer    Weezer
Ferry Corsten    Passport: United States Of America
Wayne Static    Pighammer
Angel Dust (3)    To Dust You Will Decay
Fripp & Eno    Evening Star
The Chainsmokers    Sick Boy
The Chainsmokers    So Far So Good
The Chainsmokers    Memories...Do Not Open
Transwave    Phototropic
Deedrah    Self Oscillation
Hybrid    Black Halo
Way Out West    Don't Look Now
Vanishing Point (5)    The Fourth Season
Röyksopp    Profound Mysteries
Röyksopp    Profound Mysteries II
Röyksopp    Profound Mysteries III
Dolly Parton    Backwoods Barbie
Dolly Parton    Blue Smoke
Dolly Parton    Pure & Simple
Dolly Parton    I Believe In You
Dolly Parton    Better Day
Arctic Monkeys    The Car
Arctic Monkeys    Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not
Arctic Monkeys    AM
Arctic Monkeys    Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino
Wet Leg    Wet Leg
Wet Leg    Moisturizer
Apocalyptica    7th Symphony
Pleiadians    Family Of Light
Napalm Death    Enemy Of The Music Business
BT    This Binary Universe
The Rolling Stones    Bridges To Bremen
The Rolling Stones    Havana Moon
Eagles    Long Road Out Of Eden
Tarja Turunen    In The Raw
Outlanders (2)    Outlanders
Morbid Angel    Altars Of Madness
At The Gates    Slaughter Of The Soul
Bolt Thrower    War Master
Napalm Death    From Enslavement To Obliteration
Bolt Thrower    Realm Of Chaos
Bolt Thrower    ...For Victory
Bolt Thrower    The IVth Crusade
Entombed    Clandestine
AC/DC    Ballbreaker
Dream Theater    Falling Into Infinity
Dream Theater    Once In A Livetime
Dream Theater    Awake
Hank Williams Jr.    Rich White Honky Blues
The Black Keys    Dropout Boogie
The Black Keys    Delta Kream
The Future Sound Of London    My Kingdom (Re-Imagined)
Model 500    Starlight
Justice (3)    Planisphère - EP
David Hasselhoff    Sings America
Jon Hassell    Dream Theory In Malaya (Fourth World Volume Two)
Oneohtrix Point Never    Returnal
Uriel (7)    Arzachel (Collectors Edition)
Thievery Corporation    Sounds From The Thievery Hi-Fi
Electric Universe    Sonic Ecstasy
Sturgill Simpson    Sound & Fury
Stereolab    Mars Audiac Quintet
Stereolab    Emperor Tomato Ketchup
Metallica    Load
Metallica With Michael Kamen Conducting San Francisco Symphony    S&M
Dream Theater    Six Degrees Of Inner Turbulence
The Stooges    Fun House
Dream Theater    Train Of Thought
Eagles    Hotel California
Stereolab    Dots And Loops
The Doors    The Best Of The Doors
Metallica    Ride The Lightning
Metallica    Master Of Puppets
The Cure    Wish
Love    Forever Changes
Korn    The Nothing
Timestorm    Shades Of Unconsciousness
Placebo    Without You I'm Nothing
Little Richard    Here's Little Richard - 17 Original Hits
Iron Maiden    Piece Of Mind
The Rivingtons    The Liberty Years
Eric Church    Chief
Pink Floyd    The Division Bell
Queensrÿche    Empire
Saxon    Wheels Of Steel
Saxon    Power & The Glory
Drowning Pool (2)    Hellelujah
Judas Priest    Firepower
Ozzy Osbourne    Ordinary Man
Judas Priest    Invincible Shield
Lamb Of God    Into Oblivion
Manic Street Preachers    Everything Must Go
Manic Street Preachers    This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours
Tenacious D    The Pick Of Destiny
Michael Jackson    Immortal
Judas Priest    Nostradamus
Judas Priest    Redeemer Of Souls
Michael Jackson    Dangerous
Europe (2)    The Final Countdown
The Clash    The Essential Clash
Michael Jackson    Thriller
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble    Texas Flood
Hooverphonic    A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular
Steve Vai    The Ultra Zone
Tenacious D    Tenacious D
Electric Light Orchestra    A New World Record
Boston    Boston
Ozzy Osbourne    No More Tears
Pearl Jam    Ten
Sanctuary (4)    Refuge Denied
Waylon Jennings    The Eagle
Ozzy Osbourne    Ozzmosis
Korn    Untouchables
Korn    Issues
Korn    Korn
Ozzy Osbourne    Blizzard Of Ozz
Modest Mouse    The Moon & Antarctica
REO Speedwagon    The Essential REO Speedwagon
Cheap Trick    The Essential Cheap Trick
Electric Light Orchestra    Out Of The Blue
Ozzy Osbourne    Diary Of A Madman
Michael Jackson    Number Ones
Rancid    ...And Out Come The Wolves
The Bouncing Souls    How I Spent My Summer Vacation
James Holden    Balance 005
Anthony Pappa    Balance 006
Jimmy Van M    Balance 010
Joris Voorn    Balance 014
Bill Hamel    Balance 003
Robert Plant    Shaken 'N' Stirred
Robert Plant    Band Of Joy
Leah (14)    The Glory And The Fallen
The Jimi Hendrix Experience    Are You Experienced
Kidneythieves    Zerøspace
Sven Väth    Accident In Paradise
Shackleton    Fabric 55
Scuba (4)    Fabric 90
Nina Kraviz    Fabric 91
Soul Clap    Fabric 93
Roman Flügel    Fabric 95
Ewan Pearson    Fabric 35
DJ T.    Fabric 51
Guy Gerber    Fabric 64
Ben Sims    Fabric 73
Raresh    Fabric 78
Joris Voorn    Fabric 83
Alan Fitzpatrick    Fabric 87
Tale Of Us    Fabric 97
Sasha    Fabric 99
Nicola Cruz    Fabric Presents Nicola Cruz
John Digweed    Fabric 20
Ellen Allien    Fabric 34
Âme    Fabric 42
Omar-S    Fabric 45
Martyn    Fabric 50
Slayyyter    Starfucker
Slayyyter    Troubled Paradise
Failure    Fantastic Planet
Failure    The Heart Is A Monster
Failure    Wild Type Droid
Lonely Guest    Lonely Guest
Marta Zlakowska    When It's Going Wrong
The Black Keys    Rubber Factory
Shades Of Orion    Shades Of Orion 3
Hive    Devious Methods
The Cure    Disintegration
Sunset Neon (2)    Starlight
Scandroid    Scandroid
Scandroid    Dreams Of Neo-Tokyo
Scandroid    Dreams In Monochrome
Scandroid    The Darkness
Scandroid    Dreams Of Darkness, Visions Of Light
Scandroid    The Light
Ferry Corsten    Twice In A Blue Moon
Ferry Corsten    Ferry Corsten Presents  Corsten’s Countdown - The Finest Selection Of 200 Shows
Ferry Corsten    Blueprint
Arcadium (2)    Breathe Awhile
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    Polygondwanaland
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    Flying Microtonal Banana (Explorations Into Microtonal Tuning Volume 1)
Limp Bizkit    Results May Vary
East West    The Light In Guinevere's Garden
Morcheeba    Blackest Blue
Tarja Turunen    My Winter Storm
Children Of Bodom    Hatebreeder
Children Of Bodom    Follow The Reaper
Blur    Blur 21
Steve Roach    Dreamtime Return
The Chemical Brothers    Dig Your Own Hole
Winger    Seven
Aly & Fila    Beyond The Lights
The Future Sound Of London    Environments II
The Future Sound Of London    Environments 3
The Future Sound Of London    Environments 4
The Future Sound Of London    Environment Five
The Future Sound Of London    Rituals >e7.001
The Future Sound Of London    A Space Of Partial Illumination E7.02
The Future Sound Of London    Environment 7.003
The Future Sound Of London    Pulse Five
The Future Sound Of London    Environment Six
Metropolis (60)    Metropolis
Machine Girl (2)    WLFGRL 10+ ANNIVERSARY EDITION
Green Nuns Of The Revolution    Rock Bitch Mafia
Blank & Jones    Substance
Gareth Emery    Northern Lights
Rob Zombie    The Sinister Urge 
Bloodhound Gang    Hooray For Boobies
Siouxsie & The Banshees    Through The Looking Glass
Guns N' Roses    Greatest Hits
Rob Zombie    Hellbilly Deluxe
Tygers Of Pan Tang    Crazy Nights
Quartz (10)    Stand Up And Fight
Nirvana    Nevermind
Siouxsie & The Banshees    Juju
Bloodhound Gang    Hefty Fine
Guns N' Roses    Appetite For Destruction
Tycho (3)    Awake
Com Truise    Galactic Melt
Tycho (3)    Dive
Tycho (3)    Epoch
Com Truise    Iteration
C418    Minecraft Volume Beta
Mary Lattimore    Silver Ladders
Sasha    Global Underground #013: Ibiza
Deep Dish    Global Underground 021: Moscow
Nick Warren    Reykjavik #024
Nick Warren    Global Underground 024 : Reykjavik
Deep Dish    Toronto #025
Deep Dish    Toronto #025
Danny Howells    Miami #027
Nick Warren    Shanghai #028
Nick Warren    Lima: GU35
Patrice Bäumel    Berlin #GU42
Joris Voorn    Rotterdam #GU43
Danny Tenaglia    Brooklyn #GU45
Various    Global Underground Twenty
Danny Howells    24:7
Various    Global Underground: Adapt
Various    Global Underground: Adapt #2
Various    Global Underground: Adapt #3
Various    Global Underground: Adapt #4
Various    Global Underground: Adapt #5
Sasha    Fundacion NYC
Sasha    Involver
Sasha    Involver
Sasha    Involver
Sasha    Invol2ver
Various    :Select Volume 4
Various    :Select Volume 5
Various    :Select Volume 6
Various    Select Seven
Various    Global Underground Select Eight
Various    :Select
Various    Global Underground: Select 3
Portishead    Glory Times
Portishead    Dummy
Sonic Youth    Daydream Nation
Diamond Head (2)    The Best Of Diamond Head
Working Men's Club (2)    Fear Fear
Helstar    The Devil's Masquerade 
Protector (4)    Reanimated Homunculus
Protector (4)    Cursed And Coronated
Protector (4)    Summon The Hordes
Protector (4)    Excessive Outburst Of Depravity
Sturgill Simpson    The Ballad Of Dood & Juanita
Sturgill Simpson    Metamodern Sounds In Country Music
Riot (4)    Fire Down Under
Queen    Greatest Hits
Jonas Brothers    Lines, Vines And Trying Times
Queen    Greatest Hits II
Queen    Innuendo
Queen    Made In Heaven
Sabrina Carpenter    Evolution
Queen    News Of The World
Queen    The Miracle
Queen    Greatest Hits III
Hooverphonic    Fake Is The New Dope
Burial    Untrue
The Future Sound Of London    Accelerator
The Itch (11)    It's The Hope That Kills You
Various    Cosmic Conspiracy
Nine Inch Nails    Quake
DJ Tiësto    Live At Innercity - Amsterdam RAI
DJ Tiësto    Live At Innercity - Amsterdam RAI
Ferry Corsten    Live At Innercity - Amsterdam RAI
Korn    Follow The Leader
John Coltrane    A Love Supreme
Trevor Something    Soulless Computer Boy And The Eternal Render
Sasha & John Digweed    Northern Exposure: Expeditions
Torul    Reset
Torul    Hikikomori 
Ayreon    Into The Electric Castle (A Space Opera)
Dream Theater    Parasomnia
Arjen Anthony Lucassen    Lost In The New Real
Ayreon    Universal Migrator Part I & II
Riverside    ID.Entity
Dream Theater    A Dramatic Tour Of Events - Select Board Mixes
Sasha    Avalon, Los Angeles, CA, 24/06/06
Dimension 5    Transdimensional
Reneé Rapp    Snow Angel
Queens Of The Stone Age    Songs For The Deaf
Reneé Rapp    Bite Me
Loretta Lynn    Van Lear Rose
t.A.T.u.    Dangerous And Moving
Limp Bizkit    Gold Cobra
Limp Bizkit    Gold Cobra
Tame Impala    Currents
Ian Brown    Golden Greats
Lana Del Rey    Paradise
Lady Gaga    Chromatica
Sabrina Carpenter    Short N' Sweet
U2    Achtung Baby
U2    Achtung Baby
Pulp    His 'N' Hers
Tracy Bonham    The Burdens Of Being Upright
Tom Waits    Rain Dogs
Sabrina Carpenter    Man's Best Friend
Def Leppard    Songs From The Sparkle Lounge
Amy Winehouse    Back To Black
Chappell Roan    The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess
DJ Shadow    Endtroducing...
Tame Impala    The Slow Rush
U2    The Joshua Tree
Sabrina Carpenter    Emails I Can't Send
U2    The Unforgettable Fire
Pulp    This Is Hardcore
Pulp    The Peel Sessions
David Bowie    The Next Day
John Digweed    The Winning Ticket
Bon Iver    Sable, Fable
Blood Red Shoes    Ghosts On Tape
Electric Light Orchestra    Eldorado - A Symphony By The Electric Light Orchestra
Ozzy Osbourne    Speak Of The Devil
Britney Spears    Oops!...I Did It Again
A Tribe Called Quest    The Low End Theory
Groove Armada    Goodbye Country (Hello Nightclub)
Three Days Grace    Three Days Grace
Groove Armada    Lovebox
Three Days Grace    One-X
Waylon Jennings    Right For The Time
Carla dal Forno    Confession
Doja Cat    Planet Her
Kesha    Gag Order
Various    How To Kill The DJ [Part Two]
Sasha & John Digweed    Communicate
Shpongle    Are You Shpongled?
Shpongle    Tales Of The Inexpressible
Sasha    Airdrawndagger
Paul Oakenfold    Tranceport
Kraftwerk    Trans Europe Express
DJ Shog & Klubbingman    Technics DJ Set Volume Eleven
DJ Shog & Pulsedriver    Technics DJ Set Volume Twelve
DJ Shog & DJ Dean    Technics DJ Set Volume 13
DJ Shog & Shogs 2 Faces    Technics DJ Set Volume 14
DJ Shog & Shaun Baker    Technics DJ Set Volume 16
DJ Shog & Nic Chagall    Technics DJ Set Volume 17
DJ Shog & Starsplash AKA Franky Tunes    Technics DJ Set Volume 18
DJ Shog & Shogs 2 Faces    Technics DJ Set Volume 19
DJ Shog & Dave 202    Technics DJ Set Volume 20
DJ Shog & Shogs 2 Faces    Technics DJ Set Volume 15
Opeth    Blackwater Park
Anathema    A Fine Day To Exit
Entombed    Morning Star
Opeth    Deliverance
Anathema    A Natural Disaster
ATB    Contact
ATB    Sunset Beach DJ Session 2
ATB    The DJ™2 - In The Mix
ATB    Sunset Beach DJ Session
ATB    Future Memories
ATB    The DJ'4 - In The Mix
ATB    The DJ'5 - In The Mix
ATB    Distant Earth
ATB    No Silence
ATB    The DJ™ 6 - In The Mix
ATB    Trilogy
ATB    Movin' Melodies
Keith Fullerton Whitman    Playthroughs
Lindstrøm    LateNightTales
Sasha    Scene Delete
Manitoba    Up In Flames B-Sides & Videos
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Stochastic
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Seeker
Willie Nelson    To All The Girls...
Paul Simon    Graceland
Garth Brooks    The Hits
Garth Brooks    In Pieces
Ronnie Dunn    Peace Love And Country Music
Danny Howells    Nocturnal Frequencies 3
Joy Division    Substance
Orbital    Optical Delusion
Robert Ashley    Automatic Writing
Celtic Cross    Hicksville
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 6
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 7
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 9
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 10
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 11
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 12
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 5
Roger P. Shah    Magic Island - Music For Balearic People Vol. 8
ATB    The DJ In The Mix '3
DJ Tiësto    Magikal Journey (The Hits Collection 1998-2008)
Pond (5)    The Weather
Pond (5)    Tasmania
The Smashing Pumpkins    Aghori Mhori Mei
Helstar    Clad In Black
Gustavo Santaolalla    The Last Of Us
Queen    Hot Space - Expanded Collector’s Edition
Belle & Sebastian    If You're Feeling Sinister
Mogwai    Happy Songs For Happy People
Mogwai    Mr Beast
Queens Of The Stone Age    Villains
Perfume Genius    Set My Heart On Fire Immediately 
Pavement    Brighten The Corners
Interpol    Turn On The Bright Lights
Prana    Cyclone
Transwave    Helium
The Prodigy    Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned
Deftones    Deftones
Paul Oakenfold    A Lively Mind
Deftones    White Pony
Madonna    American Life
Alanis Morissette    Jagged Little Pill
Madonna    Bedtime Stories
Deftones    Adrenaline
Deftones    Around The Fur
Madonna    Ray Of Light
Baxter    Baxter
Madonna    Music
George Strait    Love Is Everything
George Strait    Twang
George Strait    Latest Greatest Straitest Hits
George Strait    George Strait
George Strait    The Road Less Traveled
George Strait    The Best Of George Strait
George Strait    For The Last Time - Live From The Astrodome
George Strait    Honkytonkville
George Strait    50 Number Ones
George Strait    Somewhere Down In Texas
George Strait    It Just Comes Natural
George Strait    Troubadour
George Strait    Cold Beer Conversation
George Strait    Honky Tonk Time Machine
George Strait    I Just Want To Dance With You
Steely Dan    Aja
Lynyrd Skynyrd    All Time Greatest Hits
DJ Shadow    The Private Press
Elton John    Leather Jackets
George Strait    Holding My Own
George Strait    Easy Come Easy Go
Elton John    Sleeping With The Past
Elton John    Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
The Who    Quadrophenia
Elton John    The Fox
Fennesz    Endless Summer
Cinderella (3)    Still Climbing
Shania Twain    Come On Over
Elton John    17-11-70
Def Leppard    Pyromania
Uriah Heep    Demons And Wizards
Def Leppard    Hysteria
Cinderella (3)    Long Cold Winter
David Lynn Jones    Wood, Wind And Stone
The Allman Brothers Band    The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings
Kiss    Hotter Than Hell - 地獄の叫び
Chris Stapleton    Traveller
Rush    All The World's A Stage
Rush    All The World's A Stage
Rush    Moving Pictures
Def Leppard    Yeah! 
Kiss    Rock And Roll Over
KISS    Destroyer (Resurrected)
Elton John    Selections From Elton John Greatest Hits 1970-2002
Kiss    Lick It Up
Rush    All The World's A Stage
Cinderella (3)    Night Songs
Uriah Heep    Look At Yourself
Robert Plant    Dreamland
Cinderella (3)    Rocked, Wired & Bluesed: The Greatest Hits
Bon Jovi    New Jersey
Arcade Fire    Funeral
Neutral Milk Hotel    In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
Arcade Fire    The Suburbs
Eat Static    Alien Artifacts
Eat Static    Dead Planet
Cirith Ungol    Dark Parade
Paradise Lost    Icon
Immolation    Here In After
Amon Amarth    Once Sent From The Golden Hall
Cirith Ungol    King Of The Dead
Immolation    Close To A World Below
Bolt Thrower    Honour - Valour - Pride
Amon Amarth    Versus The World
Bolt Thrower    Those Once Loyal
Amon Amarth    With Oden On Our Side
Amon Amarth    Twilight Of The Thunder God
Behemoth (3)    Evangelion
Austrian Death Machine    Double Brutal
Amon Amarth    Surtur Rising
Amon Amarth    Deceiver Of The Gods
Rivers Of Nihil    Monarchy
Amon Amarth    Jomsviking
Cirith Ungol    Paradise Lost
Rivers Of Nihil    Where Owls Know My Name
Cirith Ungol    Forever Black
Talas    1985
Rivers Of Nihil    The Work
Rivers Of Nihil    Rivers Of Nihil
Cryptic Shift    Overspace & Supertime
Amon Amarth    The Pursuit Of Vikings (25 Years In The Eye Of The Storm)
Diamond Head (2)    Lightning To The Nations
Armored Saint    Raising Fear
Fates Warning    Perfect Symmetry
Armored Saint    Symbol Of Salvation
Think Of Misery    Poverty Is No Disgrace
Motörhead    Ace Of Spades
Black Sabbath    The Best Of Black Sabbath
Motörhead    Bomber
Motörhead    Overkill
Elder (2)    Dead Roots Stirring
Fancy    Get Your Kicks
Front Line Assembly    Mechanical Soul
Lords Of Acid    Expand Your Head
Lords Of Acid    Deep Chills
KMFDM    Kunst
Sven Kössler    D•bl Stndrds
Courtney Barnett    Things Take Time, Take Time
Various    Creamfields 10 Years - The Album
Ferry Corsten    Infinite Euphoria
Ferry Corsten    Gatecrasher Sheffield
Sasha    Invol<3r
System F - Ferry Corsten    Trance Nation
System F - Ferry Corsten    Trance Nation 2
Above & Beyond    United Colours Of Anjunabeats
Armin van Buuren    Big Room Trance
Paul Van Dyk    Mixmag Presents Paul Van Dyk
Joris Voorn    We Love The Sound Of Sundays At Space Ibiza
Sasha    Never Say Never
Paul van Dyk    Return Of God!
Michael Jackson    Xscape
Michael Jackson    Bad 25
DJ Shadow    Endtroducing.....
UNKLE    Psyence Fiction
Bob Dylan    Desire
Groove Armada    Little Black Book
Chicane    Nevertheless
Stevie Nicks    Rock A Little 
Stevie Nicks    The Wild Heart
Stevie Nicks    A Hard Game To Play
Stevie Nicks    Bella Donna
Tame Impala    Innerspeaker
Tame Impala    Lonerism
MGMT    Loss Of Life
Tycho (3)    Simulcast
underscores    U
Tycho (3)    Infinite Health
Courtney Barnett    Creature Of Habit
Courtney Barnett    Sometimes I Sit And Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit
Tycho (3)    Weather
Nox Arcana    Necronomicon
Nox Arcana    Winter's Knight
Nox Arcana    Transylvania
Nox Arcana    Grimm Tales
Nox Arcana    Winter's Eve
Nox Arcana    Theater Of Illusion
Nox Arcana    The Dark Tower
Nu NRG    Most Wanted
BT    The Secret Language Of Trees
Dixie Chicks    Wide Open Spaces
Sasha And Dave Seaman    DJ Culture (The Stress Compilation)
Ferry Corsten    Right Of Way
Mötley Crüe    Greatest Hits
Mötley Crüe    Red, White & Crüe
Stevie Wonder    Songs In The Key Of Life
Marvin Gaye    What's Going On
Anathema    Judgement
Bury Tomorrow    The Seventh Sun
Bury Tomorrow    Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience
Willie Nelson    Good Times
Dream Theater    Live At The Marquee
Sevdaliza    Raving Dahlia
John Digweed    Journeys By DJ Volume 4: Silky Mix With John Digweed
DJ Tiësto    Club Life Volume Two Miami
M83    Hurry Up, We're Dreaming.
Meat Beat Manifesto    99%
Paul van Dyk    The Politics Of Dancing 2
Sirenia    An Elixir For Existence
Sirenia    Sirenian Shores
Mortemia    Misere Mortem
Otep    Generation Doom
Evergrey    Architects Of A New Weave
Sirenia    At Sixes And Sevens
Sirenia    Riddles, Ruins & Revelations
Ronnie Dunn    Tattooed Heart
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard    Teenage Gizzard
BT    Movement In Still Life
Way Out West    Intensify
Kinky    Atlas
BT    Emotional Technology
Neurosis    An Undying Love For A Burning World
Paul Oakenfold    Mount Everest - The Base Camp Mix
Paul Oakenfold    The Goa Mix 2011
Ferry Corsten    WKND
Paul Oakenfold    Creamfields
BT    These Hopeful Machines
Waveshaper (3)    Station Nova
Tonebox    Nocturn
Tonebox    Cloud Highway
Wice (3)    Wice
Sasha    Da Vinci Genius The Score
Mr. Scruff    Ninja Tuna
Amon Tobin    Supermodified
The Herbaliser    Something Wicked This Way Comes
Amon Tobin    Out From Out Where
The Cinematic Orchestra    Man With A Movie Camera
The Cinematic Orchestra    In Motion #1
Little Dragon    Slugs Of Love
The Cinematic Orchestra    Motion
Amon Tobin    Bricolage
Mr. Scruff    Keep It Unreal
Amon Tobin    Permutation
Ninajirachi    I Love My Computer
Indoor    Progressive Trance
Helloween    Walls Of Jericho
Helloween    Ride The Sky - The Very Best Of 1985-1998
Helloween    Keeper Of The Seven Keys - Part  II
Rage (6)    Reflections Of A Shadow
The Black Keys    Attack & Release
The Black Keys    El Camino
The Black Keys    Turn Blue
Wilco    Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
The Black Keys    Magic Potion
The Black Keys    Let's Rock
The Black Keys    Brothers
Tim Gartland    If You Want A Good Woman
Bon Iver    For Emma, Forever Ago
Dntel    Enya Mixes
FM Attack    New World
Jahrund    Inverted Paradise
Kalax    Kalax
King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard     Petrodragonic Apocalypse; Or, Dawn Of Eternal Night: An Annihilation Of Planet Earth And The Beginning Of Merciless Damnation
Nuclear Bubble Wrap    Multiverses 
Paradise Lost    Icon 30
Phutureprimitive    Mind's Eye
Power Glove (2)    Throwback
Psychostick    DO
Richard Houghten    Sampling with Franny
Ronnie Dunn    Re-Dunn
Starunner    Be Kind Rewind
The Midnight (2)    Nocturnal
The Midnight (2)    Endless Summer
Turbo Knight    Navigators
The Allman Brothers Band    Three More Nights At The Fillmore East
Paradise Lost    At The Mill
Children Of Bodom    Follow The Reaper
Corrosion Of Conformity    No Cross No Crown
Opeth    Sorceress
Gatecreeper    Dark Superstition
Epica (2)    Aspiral
Rob Zombie    The Great Satan
Graveyard (3)    6
Nightwish    Yesterwynde
Corrosion Of Conformity    Good God / Baad Man
Immolation    Descent
Opeth    In Cauda Venenum
Blind Guardian    At The Edge Of Time
Amorphis    Skyforger
Immolation    Majesty And Decay
Korpiklaani    Ukon Wacka
Bury Tomorrow    The Union Of Crowns
Immolation    Kingdom Of Conspiracy
Children Of Bodom    Something Wild
Blind Guardian    Beyond The Red Mirror
Helloween    My God-Given Right
Death (2)    The Sound Of Perseverance
Immolation    Atonement
Sepultura    Machine Messiah
Blind Guardian    Live Beyond The Spheres
Enslaved    E
Paradise Lost    Medusa
Blind Guardian    The Forgotten Tales
Paradise Lost    Obsidian
Blood Red Throne    Imperial Congregation
Obscura (3)    A Valediction 
Blind Guardian    The God Machine
Sparks    No. 1 In Heaven
Danny Howells    Nocturnal Frequencies
Danny Howells    Nocturnal Frequencies 2
Griffin (10)    Flight Of The Griffin
Immolation    Unholy Cult
Battleroar    Battleroar
Björk    Fossora
The Pretty Things    S.F. Sorrow
Jeff Buckley    Grace
Marie Osmond    I Can Do This
Darkside (22)    Psychic
Weird Wolves    My Dreams Are Calling You
Spiritbox    Tsunami Sea
Gorillaz    Demon Days
David Bowie    Low
David Bowie    Never Let Me Down
David Bowie    Let's Dance
David Bowie    Station To Station
Gorillaz    Cracker Island
Duran Duran    Rio
David Bowie    Hunky Dory
The Beatles    Revolver
The Beatles    Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
The Beatles    Magical Mystery Tour
Iron Maiden    Senjutsu
Pet Shop Boys    Fundamental
Supergrass    Supergrass
Kylie Minogue    Fever
Autopsy (2)    Severed Survival
Opeth    Still Life
Novembre    Materia
Paradise Lost    Gothic
At The Gates    Terminal Spirit Disease
Garth Brooks    Classic Rock / Blue-Eyed Soul
Garth Brooks    Gunslinger
Paul Oakenfold    Trance Mission
Paul Oakenfold    Shine On
BT    今 Ima
BT    ESCM
Kendrick Lamar    Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
MFG    The Prophecy
Rammstein    Liebe Ist Für Alle Da
Suzi Moon    Call The Shots
Suzi Moon    Animal
Misfits    Misfits
ATB    Under The Stars
Art Of Trance    Wildlife On One
Union Jack    There Will Be No Armageddon
The Velvet Underground & Nico (3)    The Velvet Underground & Nico
The Jam    The Very Best Of The Jam
Rainbow    Long Live Rock 'N' Roll
Rainbow    Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Bee Gees    Odessa
Bee Gees    Main Course
Cream (2)    Disraeli Gears
The Cure    Songs Of A Lost World
Rainbow    Down To Earth
Rainbow    Rising
The Rolling Stones    Hackney Diamonds
Alvvays    Alvvays
Alvvays    Antisocialites
K.U.R.O.    Revolution
Ferry Corsten    L.E.F.
Motorcycle    As The Rush Comes
Ferry Corsten    Once Upon A Night Vol. 2
Ferry Corsten    Once Upon A Night Vol. 3
Ferry Corsten    Full On Ibiza
Ferry Corsten    Once Upon A Night Vol. 4
Ferry Corsten     Full On Ibiza 2014
Ferry Corsten    Once Upon A Night (The Lost Tapes)
Artificial Brain    Artificial Brain
Fires In The Distance    Air Not Meant For Us
Masaray    Cosmic Trancer
Bloodhound Gang    Show Us Your Hits
SeeYouSpaceCowboy    The Romance Of Affliction
SeeYouSpaceCowboy    Coup De Grâce
Knocked Loose    You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To
Obituary    The End Complete
ATB    Dedicated (Bonus Enhanced CD)
Blank & Jones    DJ Culture
ATB    Two Worlds
Thom Brennan    Signals In Moonlight
Various    RAM Drum & Bass Annual 2016
Various    Drum & Bass Annual 2017
Various    Ram Drum & Bass Annual 2012
Various    RAM Drum & Bass Annual 2013
Iron Maiden    The Number Of The Beast
Helloween    Master Of The Rings
Helloween    Better Than Raw
Foo Fighters    Skin And Bones
Tomita    Pictures At An Exhibition
Clint Black    No Time To Kill
Waylon Jennings    Ultimate Waylon Jennings
Alabama    Ultimate Alabama 20 #1 Hits
Dolly Parton    My Tennessee Mountain Home
Kaytranada    Ain't No Damn Way!
Martina McBride    Greatest Hits
Clint Black    One Emotion
Clint Black    The Greatest Hits
Garth Brooks    Man Against Machine
Helloween    Keeper Of The Seven Keys (Part I)
The Strokes    Is This It
The Strokes    The New Abnormal
Eurythmics    Revenge
Waylon Jennings    The Essential Waylon Jennings
Foo Fighters    Medicine At Midnight
Foo Fighters    One By One
Kavinsky    Outrun
Kavinsky    Reborn
Solitaire (2)    Fearless
Mastodon    Leviathan
Death (2)    Human
Death (2)    Individual Thought Patterns
Death (2)    Scream Bloody Gore
Obituary    Dying Of Everything
Obituary    Inked In Blood
Obituary    Obituary
Paradise Lost    Draconian Times
Hernán Cattáneo    The Masters Series
Dave Seaman & Phil K    Renaissance Presents The Therapy Sessions
Sasha & John Digweed    Renaissance: The Mix Collection
Hernán Cattáneo    Renaissance: The Masters Series Part 6 Volume 2
Hernán Cattáneo    Sequential
John Digweed    Transitions
John Digweed    Transitions Vol. 2
John Digweed    Transitions Vol. 3
Dave Seaman    Renaissance: The Masters Series Part 10
John Digweed    Transitions Vol.4
Danny Howells    Renaissance - The Mix Collection
Dave Seaman    Renaissance: Desire
Hernán Cattáneo    Renaissance: The Masters Series Part 13
Dave Seaman    The Masters Series Part 14
James Zabiela    The Masters Series Part 15 - Life
Hernán Cattáneo    The Masters Series Part 16 - Parallel
Nick Warren And Danny Howells    Renaissance - The Masters Series Part Four: Revelation
Dave Seaman    Renaissance: The Masters Series
Hernán Cattáneo    The Masters Series, Part 17
Tale Of Us    Renaissance: The Mix Collection
Nick Warren    The Masters Series: Part 18
John Digweed    Renaissance - The Mix Collection Part 2
Dave Seaman    Renaissance: Awakening
Aphex Twin    Chosen Lords
The Tuss    Rushup Edge
Deftones    Private Music
Green Day    Saviors
Disturbed    Divisive
Deftones    _Ohms
Steely Dan    Everything Must Go
Deftones    Diamond Eyes
Neil Young    After The Gold Rush
Deftones    Koi No Yokan
Dwight Yoakam    Buenas Noches From A Lonely Room
Dwight Yoakam    If There Was A Way
Enya    Shepherd Moons
Dwight Yoakam    This Time
Jethro Tull    Aqualung
Joni Mitchell    Blue
Dwight Yoakam    Hillbilly Deluxe
Mastodon    Blood Mountain
T. Rex    The Slider
Dwight Yoakam    Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. 
Mastodon    Crack The Skye
Ariana Grande    My Everything
Ariana Grande    Yours Truly
Ariana Grande    Thank U, Next
Jonas Brothers    Happiness Begins
Taylor Swift    Lover
Taylor Swift    Lover
Taylor Swift    Folklore
Ariana Grande    Positions
Pearl Jam    Dark Matter
Ariana Grande    Eternal Sunshine
Armin van Buuren    Universal Religion Chapter 3 - Live From Armada At Ibiza
James Holden    At The Controls
Marvel83'    Genesis
Queensrÿche    Take Cover
The Grateful Dead    The Best Of The Grateful Dead
Stone Temple Pilots    Stone Temple Pilots 
Ramones    Greatest Hits
The Cars    The Cars
Pantera    The Complete Studio Albums 1990-2000
Aretha Franklin    I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You
Trans-Siberian Orchestra    Christmas Eve And Other Stories
Stone Temple Pilots    Perdida
The Grateful Dead    The Vault Box
Ramones    Road To Ruin
Ramones    Ramones
Talking Heads    True Stories
Ramones    Leave Home
Madonna    Finally Enough Love (50 Number Ones)
Favorite Weapon    Sixty Saragossa
Deafheaven    Lonely People With Power
Opeth    Ghost Reveries
Obituary    Frozen In Time
Dream Theater    The Astonishing
Opeth    Pale Communion
Megadeth    Th1rt3en
Dream Theater    A Dramatic Turn Of Events
Dream Theater    Black Clouds & Silver Linings
Megadeth    Endgame
Death (2)    Symbolic
King Diamond    Abigail
Slipknot    Iowa
Slipknot    Slipknot
Obituary    World Demise
Obituary    Cause Of Death
King Diamond    Conspiracy
Crimson Glory    Transcendence
Type O Negative    October Rust
Type O Negative    Slow, Deep And Hard
Type O Negative    Bloody Kisses
Mercyful Fate / King Diamond    A Dangerous Meeting
"Weird Al" Yankovic    Off The Deep End
Mogwai    As The Love Continues
Mogwai    The Bad Fire
Armored Saint    March Of The Saint
Psychostick    Sandwich
The Rolling Stones    Exile On Main St.
The Rolling Stones    Some Girls
The Rolling Stones    Blue & Lonesome 
Foo Fighters    There Is Nothing Left To Lose
Foo Fighters    Concrete And Gold
Foo Fighters    Sonic Highways
Foo Fighters    But Here We Are
Black Midi    Hellfire
Pulp    More.
Elastica (2)    Elastica
Robert Plant | Alison Krauss    Raising Sand
ATB    Under The Stars 2020
Pauline Anna Strom    Angel Tears In Sunlight
Galaxie 500    Today
Uniform (5)    American Standard
Thought Gang    Thought Gang
Megadeth    Rude Awakening
Queensrÿche    Tribe
Megadeth    The System Has Failed
Corrosion Of Conformity    In The Arms Of God
Iron Maiden    A Matter Of Life And Death
Motörhead    Orgasmatron
Iron Maiden    Death On The Road
Black Sabbath    Paranoid
Iron Maiden    Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
Pet Shop Boys    Disco 3
Iron Maiden    Powerslave
Deafheaven    Infinite Granite
Archspire    Bleed The Future
The War On Drugs    Lost In The Dream
Yeah Yeah Yeahs    Cool It Down
Dave Seaman    The Selador Sessions
Blood Red Throne    Blood Red Throne
Edie Brickell & New Bohemians    Hunter And The Dog Star
The Gaslight Anthem    The '59 Sound
Alio Die    Suspended Feathers
Apocalyptica    Cell-0
Saxon    Thunderbolt
The Stone Roses    The Stone Roses
Elton John    Live 2010 Green Bay
Elton John    Live 2010 Grand Rapids
Morcheeba    Fragments Of Freedom
Talking Heads    Remain In Light
Madonna    Like A Prayer
Morcheeba    Big Calm
Aphex Twin    Come To Daddy
Aphex Twin    Selected Ambient Works Volume II
Aphex Twin    Drukqs
Aphex Twin    Richard D. James Album
Dave Seaman And Ian Ossia    Renaissance: The Mix Collection Part 4
Sasha & John Digweed    Renaissance: The Mix Collection
Rammstein    Sehnsucht
Faith No More    The Real Thing
Faith No More    Angel Dust
Sam Barker (2)    Stochastic Drift
Oneohtrix Point Never    Replica
Oneohtrix Point Never    Replica
Solarstone    Solaris International Electronic Architecture
Solarstone    Electronic Architecture 2
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 2
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 3: Panama
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 3: Panama
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 6: Ibiza
Richard Durand    In Search Of Sunrise 8 - South Africa
Richard Durand    In Search Of Sunrise 10: Australia
Richard Durand With Myon & Shane 54    In Search Of Sunrise 11: Las Vegas
Richard Durand With Lange    In Search Of Sunrise 12 - Dubai
Markus Schulz, Jerome Isma-Ae, Orkidea    In Search Of Sunrise 15
Markus Schulz, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Sunlounger    In Search Of Sunrise 16
Markus Schulz, Kryder, Kyau & Albert    In Search Of Sunrise 17
Markus Schulz, Matt Fax, Dennis Sheperd    In Search Of Sunrise 18
Markus Schulz, Ilan Bluestone, Daniel Wanrooy    In Search Of Sunrise 19
Solarstone, Airscape, Super8 & Tab, York, ZOYA (5), Markus Schulz    In Search Of Sunrise 20
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise
Markus Schulz, Gabriel & Dresden, Andy Moor    In Search Of Sunrise 14
UNKLE    The Road: Part I
UNKLE    Rōnin I
Pathfinder (9)    Fifth Element
Arcade Fire    Everything Now
Dolly Parton    Hello, I'm Dolly
Pearl Jam    Pearl Jam
Various    Renaissance: The Classics
Miles Davis    On The Corner
My Bloody Valentine    Loveless
Karnivool    Sound Awake
Pentagram (2)    Makina Elektrika
Kris Kristofferson    The Greatest Hits
David Hasselhoff    A Real Good Feeling
BT    A Song Across Wires
Escala    Escala
The Fifth Dimension    Up, Up And Away (Go Where You Wanna Go)
Blood Red Throne    Nonagon
Blank & Jones    Relax (The Best Of 20 Years 2003-2023)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition One)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Two)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Three)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Four)
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties)
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 2
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 3
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 4
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 3
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 5
Blank & Jones    So90s (Sonineties)
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 4
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 6
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 7
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Seven)
Blank & Jones    Relax (The Best Of A Decade | 2003 - 2013)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Nine)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Ten)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Eleven)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Twelve)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Thirteen)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Fourteen)
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Fifteen)
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 7 (Ibiza)
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 5
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 8
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 9
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 8
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 9
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 10
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 11
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 12
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 13
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 12
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 13
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 14
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 15
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 16
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 17
Blank & Jones    Milchbar // Seaside Season 18
Blank & Jones    #WhatWeDoAtNight3
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 6
Blank & Jones    So80s (Soeighties) 10
Blank & Jones    Relax (Edition Six)
AIR    10 000 Hz Legend
Jason Isbell And The 400 Unit    Live From The Ryman
Pond (5)    9
Pond (5)    Stung!
Ololiuqui    Dito
Electric Universe    Stardiver
Electric Universe    Cosmic Experience
Space Tribe    Sonic Mandala
Santana    Shape Shifter
Riot (4)    Immortal Soul
Helloween    Gambling With The Devil
Mild High Club    Skiptracing
Mild High Club    Going Going Gone
Lady Gaga    Artpop
Lady Gaga    Born This Way
Lady Gaga    The Fame
Sure Is Pure / John Digweed    Club Culture: The Big Mix Showdown
Beach House    Bloom
Beach House    Once Twice Melody
Beach House    Depression Cherry 
Beach House    7
Fleet Foxes    Helplessness Blues
Astral Projection    Trust In Trance
Semisphere    First Trip To The Semisphere
Dolly Parton    Halos & Horns
L.S.G.    Rendezvous In Outer Space
Limp Bizkit    Still Sucks
UNKLE    War Stories
UNKLE    End Titles... Stories For Film
Led Zeppelin    Physical Graffiti
Led Zeppelin    Coda
Led Zeppelin    Presence
Led Zeppelin    In Through The Out Door
Drowning Pool (2)    Strike A Nerve
Megadeth    Dystopia
Powerman 5000    Builders Of The Future
The Prodigy    The Day Is My Enemy
Stevie Wonder    Innervisions
Radiohead    In Rainbows
Red Jerry    Chilled Euphoria
Red Jerry    Deep & Chilled Euphoria
Solarstone    Chilled Out Euphoria
Lisa Lashes    Extreme Euphoria
Jay Burnett    Deeper Shades Of Euphoria
Red Jerry    'Deeper' Euphoria
William Basinski    The Disintegration Loops
Tarja Turunen    What Lies Beneath
Anathema    Weather Systems
Elton John    Peachtree Road
The White Stripes    Elephant
The White Stripes    Icky Thump
The Smashing Pumpkins    ATUM : A Rock Opera In Three Acts
Ferry Corsten    Passport: Kingdom Of The Netherlands
John Digweed    Global Underground 001: John Digweed - Sydney
Sasha    Global Underground 003: Sasha - San Francisco
John Digweed & Nick Muir    Stark Raving Mad
John Digweed    Stark Raving Mad
Dave Seaman    The Masters Series Part 7
Cosmic Baby    Stellar Supreme
Mystery Of The Yeti    The Mystery Of The Yeti
Tool (2)    Fear Inoculum
The Prodigy    Experience
Alvvays    Blue Rev
Astral Projection    Dancing Galaxy
Drexciya    Neptune's Lair
X-Dream    We Created Our Own Happiness
Shpongle    Nothing Lasts... But Nothing Is Lost
Shpongle    Ineffable Mysteries From Shpongleland
Shpongle    Museum Of Consciousness
Shpongle    Codex VI
Hallucinogen    The Lone Deranger
Saxon    Let Me Feel Your Power
Motörhead    Bad Magic
Aes Dana    Memory Shell
Solar Fields    Extended
Carbon Based Lifeforms    Twentythree
Aes Dana    Pollen
Solar Fields    Blue Moon Station
Solar Fields    Leaving Home
Aes Dana    Leylines
Solar Fields    Altered (Second Movements)
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume 8
Above & Beyond    Anjunadeep:01
Above & Beyond    Anjunabeats Volume 7
Ferry Corsten    Once Upon A Night
Markus Schulz    Do You Dream?
Sasha & John Digweed    Northern Exposure
Sasha & John Digweed    Northern Exposure 2 (East Coast Edition)
Sasha & John Digweed    Northern Exposure 2 (West Coast Edition)
Iron Maiden    The Final Frontier
Kiss    Creatures Of The Night 
The Rolling Stones    Stripped
Megadeth    The Sick, The Dying... And The Dead!
Underworld    Oblivion With Bells
Underworld    1992-2012 The Anthology
Armin van Buuren    001 A State Of Trance
Armin van Buuren    002 Basic Instinct
Aqua    Aquarium
Rammstein    Rosenrot
The Who    Tommy
Rammstein    Zeit
Rammstein    Paris
Rammstein    Völkerball
Rammstein    Untitled
Rammstein    Reise, Reise
Rammstein    Mutter
Rammstein    Rosenrot
Amy Winehouse    Back To Black
Uppermost    Revolution
The White Stripes    Get Behind Me Satan
Paul van Dyk    From Then On
Paul van Dyk    This World Is Ours
Nu NRG    Freefall
Paul van Dyk    (R)Evolution : The Remixes
Alex North    The Sound And The Fury
Dimension 5    Second Phaze
Astral Projection    Another World
Wolves In The Throne Room    Diadem Of 12 Stars
Metallica    Garage Inc.
Scorpions    Rock Believer
Rammstein    Rammstein
The Velvet Underground    White Light/White Heat
Galaxie 500    On Fire
Massive Attack    Blue Lines
Enigma    MCMXC a.D.
Blind Guardian    Somewhere Far Beyond
Massive Attack    Heligoland
Daft Punk    Human After All
Massive Attack    100th Window
David Bowie    Space Oddity
David Bowie    1. Outside (The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle)
A Perfect Circle    Mer De Noms
A Perfect Circle    Emotive
Daft Punk    Discovery
Everything But The Girl    Like The Deserts Miss The Rain
Sex Pistols    Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols
Brian Eno    Ambient 1 (Music For Airports)
Billie Piper    Honey To The B
David Bowie    Earthling
Massive Attack    Mezzanine
The Smashing Pumpkins    Siamese Dream
David Bowie    The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars
The Rolling Stones    Sticky Fingers
The Rolling Stones    Sticky Fingers
Daft Punk    Homework
Blind Guardian    Nightfall In Middle-Earth
Blind Guardian    Imaginations From The Other Side
Tool (2)    Lateralus
Propellerheads    Decksandrumsandrockandroll
Van Morrison    Astral Weeks
Black Sabbath    Master Of Reality
Black Sabbath    Black Sabbath Vol. 4
Black Sabbath    Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Black Sabbath    Heaven And Hell
Black Sabbath    Mob Rules
Madonna    Hard Candy
Madonna    Confessions On A Dance Floor
Madonna    I'm Going To Tell You A Secret
Metallica    Death Magnetic
Madonna    Sticky & Sweet Tour
ZZ Top    Greatest Hits
Dire Straits    Brothers In Arms
Dire Straits    On Every Street
ZZ Top    Greatest Hits
Miles Davis    Doo-Bop
R.E.M.    Automatic For The People
R.E.M.    Monster
The Flaming Lips    The Soft Bulletin
Linkin Park    Hybrid Theory
Dire Straits    Dire Straits
Madonna    Like A Virgin
The Flaming Lips    Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots
The Smiths    The Queen Is Dead
Muse    Simulation Theory
Linkin Park    One More Light
Linkin Park    Meteora
Black Sabbath    Black Sabbath
Dire Straits    Money For Nothing
Alice Cooper (2)    Flush The Fashion
Black Sabbath    Paranoid
Van Halen    The Studio Albums 1978 - 1984
Robert Plant | Alison Krauss    Raise The Roof
Blue Man Group    The Complex
Dua Lipa    Future Nostalgia
Teddy Swims    I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)
Teddy Swims    I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part I)
Black Sabbath    Cross Purposes
Linkin Park    From Zero
DJ Shog & Cosmic Gate    Technics DJ Set Volume Three
DJ Shog & Beam    Technics DJ Set Volume One
DJ Shog & Green Court AKA Marc Dawn    Technics DJ Set Volume Two
DJ Shog / Cosmic Gate    Technics DJ Set Volume Three
DJ Shog & DuMonde A.K.A. JamX & De Leon    Technics DJ Set Volume Five
DJ Shog & Essential DJ-Team    Technics DJ Set Volume Six
DJ Shog & CJ Stone    Technics DJ Set Volume Four
DJ Shog, Rocco    Technics DJ Set Volume Seven
DJ Shog & Talla 2XLC    Technics DJ Set Volume Eight
DJ Shog & Megara Vs. DJ Lee    Technics DJ Set Volume Nine
DJ Shog & Special D.    Technics DJ Set Volume Ten
DJ Shog / Essential DJ-Team    Technics DJ Set Volume Six
Various    Artificial Intelligence
Prefuse 73    One Word Extinguisher
Flying Lotus    Cosmogramma
Aphex Twin    Syro
Autechre    Amber
Yves Tumor    Safe In The Hands Of Love
Broadcast    Maida Vale Sessions
Daniel Rossen    You Belong There
Autechre    Tri Repetae
Oneohtrix Point Never    Tranquilizer
The Other People Place    Lifestyles Of The Laptop Café
Boards Of Canada    Geogaddi
Boards Of Canada    The Campfire Headphase
Boards Of Canada    Tomorrow's Harvest
Boards Of Canada    Inferno
Aphex Twin    ...I Care Because You Do
Boards Of Canada    Music Has The Right To Children
Squarepusher    Big Loada
Polygon Window    Surfing On Sine Waves
Squarepusher    Hard Normal Daddy
Samson (3)    Shock Tactics
ATB    Seven Years - 1998-2005
Solarstone    Destinations/V1
Blank & Jones    The Singles
Underworld    Dubnobasswithmyheadman
Underworld    Second Toughest In The Infants
KMFDM    Symbols
Enya    Watermark
Funkadelic    Maggot Brain
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets    Shyga! The Sunlight Mound
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets    Fronzoli
Whiskey Myers    Early Morning Shakes
Whiskey Myers    Firewater
Whiskey Myers    Mud
Whiskey Myers    Whiskey Myers
Massive Attack    Protection
Drowning Pool (2)    Desensitized
Evanescence    The Open Door
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 5: Los Angeles (Volume 2)
DJ Tiësto    In Search Of Sunrise 5 - Los Angeles (Volume 1)
Pet Shop Boys    Inner Sanctum 
The Smile (5)    A Light For Attracting Attention
The Smile (5)    Wall Of Eyes
The Smile (5)    Cutouts
Gotan Project    La Revancha Del Tango
Vampire Weekend    Modern Vampires Of The City
Radiohead    A Moon Shaped Pool
The Weeknd    Hurry Up Tomorrow
Waylon Jennings    Waylon Sings Hank Williams
Waylon Jennings    Waylon Sings Hank Williams
FKA Twigs    M3LL155X (Clean Edit)
Jamie xx    In Colour
Zac Brown Band    The Owl
Tool (2)    Ænima
Asix    Circle