A project anchored by James Lavelle, known for atmospheric tracks like 'Rabbit In Your Headlights'.
If you're new to Unkle, start with 'Rabbit In Your Headlights' and 'In A State'. They give you the full picture of their moody, expansive sound.
Unkle matters because they've carved out a space for moody, textural electronica that feels more like a film score than a pop record. 'Rabbit In Your Headlights' with Thom Yorke is the kind of song that sticks with you, all atmosphere and unease. Their work with collaborators like Ian Brown on 'Be There' shows how they build songs around voices rather than just beats.
Unkle formed in the early 1990s around James Lavelle, with their debut 'Psyence Fiction' arriving in 1998. Lavelle has been the constant, working with a rotating cast of vocalists and producers across albums like 'The Road: Part IV - Dark Lanes'. Their sound has stayed in that cinematic trip-hop lane, avoiding pop structures for something more layered.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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