Red Snapper make their eagerly awaited return with a brand new single and video (clip revealed here) on revered independent imprint Lo Recordings on the […]
Tag: Funk
Dimensional Holofonic Sound :: Seeing Is Believing (Self Released)
There are great, deep cut, crate digging breaks here, rare vocal snippets from some hidden cache of ancient vinyl, and crunchy, hard analog bass. Somewhere […]
Stephen Mallinder :: Pow-Wow Reissue (Ice Machine)
Illustrious founding member of Cabaret Voltaire and long-time cohort to Richard H. Kirk, Mallinder definitely makes up the funkier, more raw, guitar driven side of […]
Hatch :: Arcanoid (Section 27)
Arcanoid is definitely a highlight for 2018, its breaks, bass, 808s, and hatch-hop blend of graffiti electro is a welcomed addition to the digital library. […]
Lantern :: Summer Knight (Occult Research)
Eight songs spread out in a tangled downbeat, acidic maelstrom of glitch, breaks, hip-hop, and leftfield bass contortions, Lantern also develops a jazzier side along […]
Nomade Orquestra :: EntreMundos (Far Out)
EntreMundos is a fantastic celebration of modern pyrotechnics, retro ambiance, mighty grooves, dynamic motion and hallucinogenic splendor. In April last year London-based Far Out Recordings […]
Not just jazz :: Soulful rejuvenations
Azymuth and Yussef Kamaal bring jazz-funk back to the forefront, and The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble and Papa Chango summon the old spirits of afrobeat, […]
Double Review :: Renegades Of Jazz / Manuel Volpe & Rhabdomantic Orchestra (Agogo)
Two beautifully eclectic albums which craftily assemble a myriad of influences into a unique sensory experience. Afrobeat, funk and jazz, electronica, traditional music and dub, […]
Not just jazz
A succinct coverage of four boundary pushers, most likely filed under jazz at record stores and online music shops. Four albums that distinctly and assertively […]
Bourbonese Qualk :: Bourbonese Qualk 1983-1987 (Mannequin)
This aural document (remastered by the Dutch musician Rude 66) is well worth picking up by BQ fans as well as adherents of quintessential industrial […]

















