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The Messthetics & James Brandon Lewis
Cat: 589459 1. Rel: 14 Mar 24
 
Post Rock/Experimental
L'Orso
Emergence
That Thang
Three Sisters
Boatly
The Time Is The Place
Railroad Tracks Home
Asthenia
Fourth Wall
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Evenings At The Village Gate
Cat: 555141 8. Rel: 13 Jul 23
 
Jazz
My Favorite Things
When Lights Are Low
Impressions
Greensleeves
Africa
Review: Last year, an eagle-eyed researcher discovered a genuine slept-on gem in the archives of New York Public Library: a forgotten, unreleased recording of the John Coltrane Quintet playing - alongside bass clarinettist Eric Dolphy, at the iconic Village Gate venue in August 1961. Here, that recording - now freshly mastered - is released to the public for the first time, and as you'd expect it's rather special. Coltrane is at his magical, blistering best throughout, with his band offering similarly impressive support throughout. Highlights include the only live recording yet discovered of the quintet performing 'Africa', an insanely good 10-minute take on Coltrane classic 'Impressions', and Dolphy's star turn on 'When Lights Are Low'. In a word: essential!
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Black To The Future
Cat: 356223 2. Rel: 14 May 21
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
Field Negus
Pick Up Your Burning
Think Of Home
Hustle
For The Culture
To Never Forget The Source
In Remembrance Of Those Fallen
Let The Circle Be Unbroken
Envision Yourself Levitating
Throughout The Madness, Stay Strong
Black
Review: Given the quality of Sons of Kemet's previous albums, hopes are naturally sky-high for the Shabaka Hutchings'-helmed quartet's first full-length excursion since 2018's Mercury Music Prize-nominated Your Queen is a Reptile. Happily, we can confirm that Black to the Future delivers - and then some. The band's most politically charged release to date, it's as energetic, intense, righteous and angry as you'd expect, offering a take on jazz that's expressive, percussively heavy and full of primal, guttural saxophone squeals courtesy of Hutchings. Throw in superb contributions from some fittingly impressive guest stars - grime MC Double E, Moor Mother and jazz poet Angel Bat Dawid all feature - and it all adds up to the most impressive Sons of Kemet album yet - and that's saying something.
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