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Future Sound of London released ISDN in December 1994, originally with a black cover as a limited release. June 1995 saw an alternative white-covered version released, this had a different track... more

Lifeforms, the second studio album from The Future Sound of London, is a truly groundbreaking work of electronic music. With it's diverse range of styles, including ambient, techno, and experimental,... more

The Future Sound of London celebrate 25 years of their biggest chart hit. "We Are Explosive" came from their 1996 Top 40 album "Dead Cities". Here it's been recreated, re-imagined, reinterpreted the... more

Since 2017 FSOL have released what's called Calendar albums, which are digitally delivered monthly tracks that form a twelve track album by the end of the year. This release picks the best tracks... more

2019 release. In 1986, iconic group The Future Sound of London released the UK Top 40 chart album Dead Cities, from which came a track "Yage". Such has been the interest in this masterpiece of... more

2018 release. The Future Sound of London's long and varied history stretches back almost 25 years and as such a vast amount of unrealised material exists in the FSOL Archives. 1988 to 2018 - 30 years... more

2012 collection, the seventh collection of unreleased material from the pioneering Electronica outfit. Brian Dougans and Garry Cobain began their musical partnership and friendship in Manchester,... more

Trippy UK electronica legends FSOL add to their burgeoning catalogue with their latest release forJumpin & Pumpin. Originally released last year as an mp3 only bundle, 'Environments' comprises of... more

The third installment in an ongoing series. From the Archives is a collection of songs spanning the duo's 25 year recording career including rarities, remixes and previously unreleased recordings... more

Following on from the themes of the first 4 Environments albums, Five explores the space / time / dimension that exists when we die. The moment of departure. It includes appearances from Daniel... more

The Future Sound of London celebrate 25 years of their biggest chart hit. 'We Are Explosive' came from their 1996 Top 40 album 'Dead Cities'. Here the original song has been recreated, reimagined,... more

Digitally remastered and expanded edition. This album originates from 2015 and was only issued in an extremely limited and now a highly sought after CD. This CD reissue has three further bonus... more

Over the past five years we have released 3 A6 booklets - stories of FSOL's past - images and text. When purchased the books were accompanied by twenty minutes of music - These have now been put... more

2012 release from the British Electronic duo, another of 'the great lost albums' by The Future Sound of London. These sessions have taken on an almost mythical status with the group's fan base, but... more

This CD album brings together the two main strands of FSOL's current output, namely the "From the Archives" series and the "Environments" albums. The "From the Archives" series is no exercise in... more

2010 archive release from the British Electronica duo. Though it's debatable whether Future Sound of London actually lived up to the bold proclamation inherent in their name, the club-kid duo of... more

2008 release. The fifth installment in an ongoing series. From the Archives is a collection of songs spanning the duo's 25 year recording career including rarities, remixes and previously unreleased... more

By Any Other Name is an unexpected look at FSOL's early work, and an excellent companion to the other full-lengths of the era, Accelerator, Earthbeat and the Pulse EPs. 16 of the 17 tracks here... more

When a follow-up to the first Environments record was announced, it was initially believed to feature more material from the band's 1994 ambient radio sessions. What came, however, was considerably... more

2010 collection, the sixth collection from the pioneering Electronica outfit. Once again they have come up with an inspired selection of tracks that had been left as just ideas at the time but now... more