What makes Can't See Me by Ian Brown notable?

The album is notable for its innovative approach to remix culture, blending various styles that reflect the late '90s music landscape. It showcases Brown's artistic evolution post-Stone Roses and has been discussed in the context of Britpop's broader cultural impact during the era. Released in early 1998, 'Can't See Me' followed Ian Brown's debut solo album 'Unfinished Monkey Business' from 1998. At this point in his career, Brown was transitioning from frontman of The Stone Roses to establishing himself as a solo artist, exploring more eclectic sounds and production techniques.