Ladytron - Nightlife - VINYL LP

Helen Marnie, Mira Aroyo, Daniel Hunt and Reuben Wu - formed in 1999 and sparked an entire movement in music pop culture powered by vintage synths and electro-rock engines. Originally released in 2001 by Emperor Norton Records in the US and Invicta Hi-Fi in the UK, Inch604Inch is the debut album from the Liverpool formed electronic outfit Ladytron. Named after the area code for British Columbia, the album features break-out tracks 'He Took Her to a Movie' (inspired by Kraftwerk's very own 'The Model'), 'Playgirl' and 'Discotraxx'.

'Velocifero' is a defining statement from one of Britain's most distinctive electronic bands. Ladytron's fourth studio album - and their first for Nettwerk - blends dark synth-pop, analogue textures and art-school experimentation into a sleek, emotionally resonant sound. The Liverpool-formed quartet paired driving rhythms with icy vocals, multilingual elements and cinematic production, creating one of the defining releases in their catalogue.Featuring standout tracks including InchGhostsInch, InchRunawayInch and InchTomorrowInch, 'Velocifero' was widely acclaimed for it's precision and innovation. Hailed by Brian Eno as Inchthe best of English pop musicInch, Ladytron further cemented their reputation as synth-pop innovators, making 'Velocifero' a landmark in late-2000s electronic music.

LADYTRON - Helen Marnie, Mira Aroyo, Daniel Hunt and Reuben Wu - formed in 1999 and sparked an entire movement in music pop culture powered by vintage synths and electro-rock engines.Originally released in 2002 by Emperor Norton Records and re-released by Nettwerk in 2011, Liverpool electropoppers Ladytron's second studio album Light & Magic was written and co-produced in Los Angeles by the band & Mickey Petralia and featured the underground hits Seventeen, Blue Jeans and Evil.