Note: This article covers the discography of the British trip-hop/electronic act ALI Project (active 1990s–2000s), not to be confused with the Japanese band ALI PROJECT (Kanonji Miki). In the mid-1990s, the British electronic underground was a fertile ground for experimentation. While acts like Massive Attack, Portishead, and Tricky dominated the headlines, a quieter, more mysterious entity was crafting some of the most hauntingly beautiful music of the era: Ali Project .
This article provides a complete, chronological discography of Ali Project, from their formative EPs to their cult classic LPs. 1. This Is How It Feels to Be Lonely (1996 – Fierce Panda Records) Ali Project’s debut album arrived at the peak of the trip-hop boom. Recorded in a disused warehouse in Hackney, the album strips the genre to its skeletal core. Unlike the lush orchestrations of Dummy , this record is claustrophobic and raw. ali project discography
"Your Ghost in the Static," "The Slow Fade of a Good Lie," "Exit Strategy (via the Mersey Tunnel)" Sound: Swirling Hammond organs, backwards-treated vocals, and breakbeats that sound like they are disintegrating in real time. Status: Out of print physically; considered a holy grail for collectors of leftfield British electronica. 4. The Silence Between Bells (2008 – Self-released digital) A quiet, low-key farewell. After the dissolution of their label relationship, Friend and Lemmon self-released this album via early digital storefronts. It is their most acoustic work—largely piano, cello, and voice. It serves as a denouement to the project’s tense energy. Note: This article covers the discography of the