
Blue Monday
A die-cut sleeve modelled on a floppy disk, an Oberheim drum machine, and the best-selling twelve-inch single ever pressed.

A die-cut sleeve modelled on a floppy disk, an Oberheim drum machine, and the best-selling twelve-inch single ever pressed.

Gunshots and a cash register over a Clash loop, with Brixton kids singing a hook about immigrant stereotypes.

Camille Yarbrough's 1975 vocal over a lo-fi piano loop, and a Spike Jonze video reportedly shot for eight hundred dollars.

Mishra cut it in his bedroom on an Atari ST, sampling a 1932 muted trumpet, and topped the UK chart.

A riff written on a bike ride, a sample Rick Rubin cleared free, and a surprise American number one.

Paul Epworth produced it, and Foster points the synth hook at everyone too eager to conform.

Dub reggae bass and Indian strings under a nod to Shampoo's 1994 hit "Trouble", produced by The Partysquad.