Listed below are the majority of Boddy's music releases. For his library music albums navigate via the link on the left. There are links for all his DiN releases on the DiN web site. All the currently available albums are for sale on the CD Store.

DiN Titles
	Elemental by Ian Boddy DiN 25 - 2006 Elemental shows a broad range of influences garnered from his DiN collaborations which have had a positive effect on Boddy's music and he has absorbed and distilled many of these to startling effect on "Elemental". Indeed this album shows off his chameleon like ability to constantly change and develop over what has now been a long musical career spanning over 25 years.
	Lithosphere by Robert Rich & Ian Boddy DiN 21 - 2005 Boddy & Rich combine forces for a second time to produce Lithosphere. Sonically it has a more earthy, organic quality to it's predecessor Outpost. Rich's signature lap steel guitar voicings are once again featured over-laying Boddy's delicate keyboard textures & sampled glass & stone percussion.
	Arcturus by ARC DiN 19 - 2005 Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve in only their second concert outing performing at the Hampshire Jam III festival. A virtuoso set sees the duo combining classic Moog sequencing with ambient atmospherics and laptop loops to create an ever evolving mix of organic, live electronics.
	Moiré by Boddy / Wöstheinrich DiN 18 - 2005 An album that shows the true collaborative nature within DiN with Wöstheinrich combining musically with Boddy whilst his fellow partner in Centrozoon ( Blast - DiN 6 ), Markus Reuter helped to edit the duos original improvisations into a meaningful musical form.
	Pure by Reuter / Boddy DiN 17 - 2004 Pure is the 2nd studio collaboration between Boddy and Reuter. This time a different approach was taken with Reuter providing much of the sonic material in the form of looped and chopped up fragments of his beautiful touch guitar tones. The duo then shaped, arranged and mixed the album in the DiN studio to produce a truly breath-taking release.
	Chiasmata by Ian Boddy DiN 16 - 2004 The 10 tracks from this album are taken from a concert Boddy performed in the Planetarium of the National Space Centre, Leciester in 2003. The music is a mature fusion of spacy, ambient sections with chilled out sequenced/drum grooves. As such it show cases many of the influences that Boddy has absorbed since the formation of DiN.
	Blaze by ARC DiN 15 - 2003 The third ARC release sees Boddy & Shreeve joined by acoustic drummer Carl Brooker on half of the 8 tracks to give an added dimension to their heavily sequenced sound. Together with Shreeve's Redshift project ARC is providing a stable diet of analogue goodness to those fans craving the old style sequenced music of Tangerine Dream.
	Aurora by Ian Boddy DiN 12 - 2002 Boddy was so busy with DiN that it had been 3 years since Box of Secrets. Aurora however is a very different beast with a more textural approach and a real deep space feel to much of the music. By this release he was showing the full mastery of his sound design skills in combining analogue sequencing with cutting edge software synthesis.
	Outpost by Robert Rich & Ian Boddy DiN 11 - 2002 Robert Rich, one of the true ambient pioneers combines with Boddy on Outpost to produce an album with a mysterious blend of fluid electronic rhythms and impressionistic 50's sci-fi soundscapes. A truly original sounding album it remains the best seller on DiN to date.
	Triptych by Ian Boddy, Markus Reuter & Nigel Mullaney DiN 9 - 2001 Boddy, Reuter & Mullaney offer a seamless blend of improvisation & composition from their appearance at the E-Live 2000 festival in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. An amazing performance combining Boddy's ambient keybaords & analogue sequencing with Reuter's touch guitar & Mullaney's live beat manipulations.
	Radio Sputnik by ARC DiN 7 - 2000 This is a recording of the duos first concert performance from the 5th alfa-Centauri festival in Huizen, The Netherlands. A combination of live versions of 4 of the tracks off Octane with 4 new pieces. Out of print - available for download form www.EMusic.com
	Caged by Ian Boddy & Chris Carter DiN 5 - 2000 Another unusual collaboration this time with ex-Throbbing Gristle man Chris Carter. A dark, unsettling album of strange grooves, distant mutated voices and ambient rumblings this 5th DiN release showed how Boddy was using DiN as a vehicle to forge partnerships with musicians right across the electronica landscape.
	Autonomic by Dub Atomica DiN 4 - 1999 This release under the name of Dub Atomica is probably the most overtly dance floor based release on DiN. However the drum loops of turntablist Nigel Mullaney have been mutated and filtered by Boddy to produce a series of minimalist, chilled out grooves over which plays ethereal vibes & tones.
	Distant Rituals by Ian Boddy & Markus Reuter DiN 2 - 1999 Boddy's first collaboration with German touch guitarist Markus Reuter. A fascinating album that combines Reuter's artistry with his loops & guitar tones with Boddy's growing mastery of the language of modern electronica styles. The duo have since collaborated on several more DiN projects.
	Box of Secrets by Ian Boddy DiN 1 - 1999 Boddy launched his DiN label with a trio of releases. Box of Secrets came as quite a surprise to many of his fans with an unusual mix of traditional synth motifs in combination with more modern drum loops and ambient textures. A bold and adventurous way to start the label !
Space for Music Titles
	Jodrell Bank Concert by Ian Boddy & Markus Reuter sfmIB1053 - 2002 By the time of this concert DiN was in full flow and Boddy collaborated with German touch guitarist, and DiN artist Markus Reuter. An unusual mix of space music and ambient styles ensued and the music was released as a companion disc to Shrouded on the Space for Music label.
	Shrouded by Ian Boddy sfmIB1032 - 2000 Boddy's first Stateside concert was organised by Chuck van Zyl who runs The Gathering series of concerts in Philadelphia. Shrouded is taken from this performance and is one of Boddy's most laid back releases. Originally released as a MP3.com DAM CD it is now out on the Space for Music label.
Something Else Records Titles
	Octane by ARC SER014 - 1998 ARC are Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve. They had known each other since 1982 but it wasn't until Shreeve had gone back to his roots with the use of a giant Moog modular system and Boddy had been formualting a more ambient, improvised style since Continuum that the two decided to collaborate. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	Rare Elements by Ian Boddy SER013 ( 2CD ) - 1997 This is a retrospective double album of rare compilation CD tracks, unreleased studio material and selected recordings from 3 concerts. In many ways it is a summation of Boddy's music from the previous decade before he moved on to the formation of his DiN label.
	Phase 3 by Ian Boddy, Ron Boots & Harold v.d Heijden SER012 - 1997 Taken from a concert performed in Eindhoven shortly after the New Year. Boddy provided most of the sequencing with Boots playing his characteristic melodic synth lines and v.d.Heijden playing an electronic drum kit. An extra track is provided from the trios rehearsal sessions. Out of print.
	Continuum by Ian Boddy SER011 ( 2 CD ) - 1996 This 2CD set is edited from a 7 hour improvised performance Boddy gave in an art gallery during a Comic Art Festival within a sci-fi like setting. Many see this album as the bridge between Boddy's earlier, more melodic styles and the ambient textural approach he developed leading up to the formation of his DiN label in 1999. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	Symbiont by Ian Boddy & Andy Pickford SER008 - 1995 Boddy's first collaborative release with fellow UK synth musician Andy Pickford. A real powerhouse of an album it was premiered by the duo at the third EMMA festival, Sheffield in 1995. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	The Deep by Ian Boddy SER006 - 1994 The Deep is probably the closest Boddy has come to a concept album as it was heavily inspired by the James Cameron film The Abyss. Alongside Boddy's now trademark melodies & rhythms are sections of orchestral splendour lending an air of grandeur to the album. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	The Uncertainty Principle by Ian Boddy SER004 - 1993 The first album that Boddy produced and mixed entirely in his own studio has been his biggest seller to date. The combinat- tion of sequencing, melodies and spacy atmospheres produced what is one of the classic UK EM albums of the mid-90's and raised Boddy's profile enormously. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	Jade by Ian Boddy SER003 - 1987 / 1992 Originally a cassette only release in 1987 it was reissued on CD in 1992. Taking a sideways step from Phoenix Boddy made extensive use of sampling to produce an album with a tapestry of ethnic & eastern textures.
	Phoenix by Ian Boddy SER009 - 1986 / 1996 Phoenix was Boddy's third vinyl album and the first to be released on his private Something Else Records. Guest musicians included a drummer, singer & saxophonist and is probably Boddy's most rock orientated album. It was premiered at the 1985 UK Electronica festival and Boddy was joined on stage by David Berkeley.
	Spirits by Ian Boddy SER007 - 1984 / 1995 Second vinyl release also reissued on SER in 1995. The title track was premiered at the first UK Electronica, Milton Keynes in 1983. Featuring the rock drumming of Ian McCormack and vocals of Brian Ross. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	The Climb by Ian Boddy SER005 - 1984 / 1995 Boddy's classic debut vinyl release from 1984 was reissued on SER in 1995. This release saw a quantum leap in style & composition from his early 3 cassette only releases on the Mirage label. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
Surreal to Real Titles
	Drive by Ian Boddy Real 095 - 1991 The second release on Surrel to Real featured Julian Maynard-Smith on electronic wind synth. Drive's 9 tracks have a more structured, compact form than Odyssey but still retain Boddy's melodic style from this period. The original pressing is now out of print but it has been reissued as a high quality CDr with the original sleeve.
	Odyssey by Ian Boddy Real 098 - 1989 Boddy's first CD release features a more symphonic, orchestrated sound than his previous vinyl & cassette albums. Two of the tracks are co-composed with David Berkeley whom was Boddy's on-stage partner from 1985 - 1995. Out of print.