They don’t make bands like Alabama 3 anymore.
Emerging out of the haze of the late 1980s South London acid house squat scene, their pioneering combination of soulful, bluesy country rock with the irresistible pulse of techno gave them a sound all of their own. By the end of the century they’d found a global audience by giving The Sopranos its indelible theme tune.

The band return with their vital fourteenth studio album, a stirring soundtrack for our times titled Cold War Classics Vol. 2, which layers darkly comic social commentary over the sort of tunes designed to help you dance your worries away.