Leftfield are a product of their time, but it’s hard not to romanticise their legacy. Leftism — their ’95 debut — felt thoroughly ahead of its time. Its fusion of dub, house and trance-tribalism still resonates across dancefloors today. And 1999 follow-up, Rhythm And Stealth — arguably their most complete work — played intoxicating industrial beats off against searing techno. The LP’s key track infiltrating our homes via iconic advertising; ‘Phat Planet’ etched unwittingly onto the national psyche, through the clout of brand-name stout.