In 1996, California's DJ Shadow released an album that shifted the musical landscape and took the art of sampling to a whole new dimension. It was made almost entirely of sampled music and sounds, and ...

Turntablist DJ Shadow (Californian Josh Davis) dropped his revolutionary debut, “Endtroducing …,” in 1996, altering the sonic landscape of pop music with an instant masterpiece of audio collage.

Released in 1996, the instrumental album, Endtroducing… by DJ Shadow is considered today to be one of the greatest hip-hop albums and one of the greatest displays of DJing, sampling, and producing.

In the fall of 1996, DJ Shadow blew minds around the world using materials he found in a dusty Sacramento basement. Four years later, the Avalanches did much the same from their headquarters in ...

In 1996, California's DJ Shadow released an album that shifted the musical landscape and took the art of sampling to a whole new dimension. It was the first record to be made almost entirely of ...

DJ Shadow's seminal debut album Endtroducing turns twenty this year. It continues to be a touchstone record for hip hop producers today, having demonstrated that an entirely sample based album, ...

“Bob wa-wa-wa Bob Wood, National Programme Director of the Chum Group, worked with us in producing…”. Thus begins one of the most passionately revered albums of the 90s, and indeed the last two ...

Ask the NoCal turntable nerds, the trip-hoppers, the frat boys, the hippies or the ravers stoned on the beach at sunrise: Endtroducing... is deeply spiritual. Not in the conventional sense, but in the ...

In 1996, photographer Brian Cross – aka B+ – shot the iconic cover of DJ Shadow’s album Endtroducing. At the recent Offset festival in Dublin, Cross talked about the experience of creating the work, ...

Chances are, the first time you heard DJ Shadow's Endtroducing, it sounded damned unique. No, the fat beats and ... Save this story Save this story Chances are, the first time you heard DJ Shadow's ...