Gone But Forgotten: Leftfield - Leftism (1995) Album Review

My occasional series on (usually) an album that was either denied
classic status on release or has been forgotten about since.
Immediately I feel maybe I should've chosen the second Leftfield
album for this - as has Leftism been forgotten that much? It was
alongside Portishead's Dummy and Air's Moon Safari, in every CD
library back then. Maybe it has a bit, due to their initial run
only being two albums before largely disappearing, whilst
contemporaries, The Chemical Brothers, Orbital, Underworld, The
Prodigy... all kept releasing and playing live prominently. None
the less it remains a stunning landmark of the most fertile
period of British electronic music ever, and despite coining the
entire genre of progressive house, is a wide overview of
everything that made that first five years of the 90s of British
dance electronica so incredible - from techno to house to drum n
bass/jungle, trip-hop and reggae/soundystem music - a beautifully
produced and sequenced 10/10.