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Fofoulah: Daega Rek – album review"
Are the people of The World ready for the genre busting Fofoulah and their astonishing Afro-Dub explosions?
Bixiga 70: Quebra Cabeça – album review"
If you need an album in your collection to dance yourself bad to, this is it.
Maarja Nuut & Rum: Muunduja – album review"
Maarja Nuut & Rum: Muunduja LP/CD/DL Available 05/10/2018 Maarja Nuut and Hendrik Kaljujärv aka Ruum are set to release collaborative album ‘Muunduja’, scheduled for release on 5th October 2018 via 130701. Simon Tucker reviews. The Gloaming. Twilight. That moment where magic seems to crackle and flicker through the world. Secrets are created. Day-built tensions are […]
Adwaith: Melyn – album review"
Adwaith: Melyn Libertino Records DL (11th October) LP to follow One of the rising stars of the Welsh independent music scene, Adwaith, release their debut album this month. Simon Tucker finds a band not only creating great songs but spearheading a vital movement in his home country. Welsh. Music. Album. Three words that seem to […]
Bokante and Metropole Orkest conducted by Jules Buckley: What Heat – album review"
A word of warning with What Heat – be careful not to let it pass you by. This is stunning beyond expectation and will have you pausing for breath on many occasion. Amazing.
