These Madchester mavericks turned music on its head with a mix of psychedelic rock and acid house, and the shock waves resonated long past the '80s. Blur's "There's No Other Way" borrows the group's breakbeats and '60s organs; "Ebeneezer Goode", from The Shamen, filters similar sounds into high-energy rave. The Mondays' nasal singing turns up later in LCD Soundsystem's "North American Scum".