The best Level 42 albums
11 records, ordered by how much we can tell you about each one — not by chart position.
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World Machine
1985
Showcases Level 42's blend of dance-rock and jazz-funk with accessible tracks that highlight their rhythmic intricacy and melodic layering.
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Staring at the Sun
1988
A vibrant mix of dance-rock rhythms and jazz-funk grooves, underpinned by introspective lyrics and catchy melodies.
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Retroglide
2006
A vibrant blend of jazz-funk grooves and polished pop-rock melodies, brimming with infectious energy and introspective lyrics.
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The Pursuit of Accidents
1982
A vibrant fusion of jazz-funk grooves and new wave melodies punctuated by energetic rhythms and sophisticated arrangements.
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True Colours
1984
A vibrant blend of jazz-funk and new wave rhythms infused with pop sensibilities and lyrical depth.
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Level 42
1981
A vibrant fusion of dance-rock and jazz-funk, blending catchy hooks with intricate musicianship and rhythmic grooves.
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The Early Tapes – July/Aug 1980
1982
A vibrant blend of jazz-funk grooves and pop rock melodies, showcasing early experimentation with dance rhythms and sophisticated songwriting.
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Running in the Family
1987
A vibrant fusion of jazz-funk grooves and catchy pop melodies that define the sound of late '80s British music.
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World Machine Start here
1985
A vibrant fusion of dance-rock rhythms and jazz-funk grooves elevates emotive vocals into an infectious, sophisticated pop experience.
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Guaranteed
1991
A blend of dance-rock rhythms and jazz-funk grooves, layered with introspective lyrics and vibrant melodies.
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Standing in the Light
1983
An energetic blend of jazz-funk, new wave, and dance-rock that captures the vibrant spirit of early '80s pop.
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Forever Now
1994
A fusion of jazz-funk and pop rock, blending intricate grooves with introspective lyrics that explore personal themes.