Formed by indie stalwarts JFT "Fred' Hood, a drummer and friend of Johnny Marr (Smiths), plus producer Grant Showbiz (the Fall, Smiths), this was still a decidedly house-aimed project. They first interceded in the dance scene with the release of 1990"s "Spiritual High", a cover of the Diana Ross song with additional lyrics interspersed from the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows", with vocals from Chrissie Hynde. After appearing on a blue label it was snapped up by Zoom before Arista gave it a big push and stock release in 1991. However, instead of building on the acclaim they slaved over their debut album for five years before release.

Listen to Moodswings at Finetune.

• (1997)  Psychedelicatessen
• (1992)  Moodfood

• Spiritual High (State Of Independence) Part II
• Hairy Piano
• Redemption Song
• Moodswings Overture
• Rainsong

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• Chicane
• Jose Padilla
• Air
• Lamb
• Massive Attack
• Portishead
• Telepopmusik
• Afterlife
• Goldfrapp
• Zero 7
• Royksopp
• Nightmares On Wax
• Thievery Corporation
• Groove Armada
• Fila Brazillia
• Jazzanova
• Hooverphonic
• Andy Caldwell
• Morcheeba

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