James Lavelle's keen ear for A&R made Mo' Wax one of the definitive electronic labels of the ‘90s, and he brings a similar skill set to UNKLE, a groundbreaking project fusing trip-hop with alt-rock. "Rabbit in Your Headlights", from his 1998 debut, pairs a doleful Thom Yorke with an atmospheric DJ Shadow beat, setting the moody template for much to come. "Burn My Shadow" enlists The Cult's Ian Astbury in a noisy, punk-tinged rager; on "Restless", Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme exudes effortless blues-rock cool, while Nick Cave himself makes "Money and Run" a slash-and-burn anthem for the ages.