Here are some of his most notable works:
Albums:
* "The Great Annihilator" (1989) - A groundbreaking album considered a seminal work in plunderphonics.
* "Dub: An Acoustic Ecology" (1991) - Explores the relationship between music and the environment.
* "Gray Matter" (1994) - A dark and atmospheric album exploring themes of death and decay.
* "Plunderphonics" (1996) - A compilation album showcasing Oswald's unique approach to sound collage.
* "The Wire 20th Anniversary Compilation" (2002) - A contribution to a compilation album for the magazine "The Wire".
* "This Is the Sound of Music" (2006) - A collection of live recordings and unreleased material.
Other notable works:
* "The Plunderphonics Manifesto" (1997) - A document outlining Oswald's theory and philosophy behind his work.
* "The Oswald Archives" (2014) - A website containing a vast collection of Oswald's music, writings, and other materials.
Oswald's work has been influential in the development of electronic music, and his technique has been adopted by many artists in various genres. He is considered a pioneer in the field of experimental music and sound art.