Rhythm and Stealth

"Rhythm and Stealth" is the second studio album by the British electronic music duo Leftfield, released on September 20, 1999. This album followed their groundbreaking debut, "Leftism," and continued to explore the genres of electronic, house, and techno music.

The album is notable for its polished production and experimentation with various electronic sounds. It contains several standout tracks, including "Phat Planet," which gained additional fame as the soundtrack to the Guinness "Surfer" advertisement, and "Afrika Shox," a collaboration with hip-hop artist Afrika Bambaataa. "Afrika Shox" was also notable for its music video directed by Chris Cunningham.

"Rhythm and Stealth" was well-received critically and commercially, attaining a peak position of number 1 on the UK Albums Chart. Its success reaffirmed Leftfield's influential role in the electronic music scene of the late 1990s. The album was nominated for a Mercury Prize in 2000, underscoring its impact and quality.

"Rhythm and Stealth" continued to display Leftfield's signature blend of diverse musical influences, from dub and reggae to techno and hip-hop, creating a dynamic and immersive listening experience.