The children of enslaved women thrown overboard, adapted to breathe water, scored with some of the most vital electro ever made. James Stinson and Gerald Donald stayed anonymous, released through Underground Resistance and Warp, and let the mythology carry as much weight as the tracks. Neptune's Lair and The Quest both chart. Stinson died in 2002, far too early.
- Number 80 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century
Neptune's Lair
Drexciya · 1999
№ 1 on The 10 Best Electro Albums · № 19 on The 10 Best Detroit Techno Albums
1999 - Number 112 on The 250 Best Electronic Albums of the 20th Century
The Quest
Drexciya · 1997
№ 5 on The 10 Best Electro Albums · № 12 on The 10 Best Detroit Techno Albums
1997
