
ELECTRIC CIRCUS: High Fever (Vinyl 7″)
Electric Circus get a High Fever as they sail through the ether powered by a heady mix of jazz-funk, psychedelia and even afrobeat on the

Electric Circus get a High Fever as they sail through the ether powered by a heady mix of jazz-funk, psychedelia and even afrobeat on the

In territory not too sonically and lyrically distant from what was once the province of Lone Ninja, MRKBH follows up recent single Lingchi with one

And you thought it was just The Flying Hats and Night Owls who were equally into early reggae and funk. Actually, you didn’t did you

Classic late sixties Dusty Springfield/ Nancy Sinatra vibes on the new 45 from The Rayvelles with both cuts featuring singer Star Anice. The B-side features

After a string of cobweb-ousting singles, traditional southern soul gets a full-length dusting off from the Georgia-bred, gospel-trained Brother Wallace on the long-promised Electric Love.

Bristol’s Future Blues Project return with new LP All Played Out and a ten-track set on which they once again explore the legacy and influence

Original Gravity hits gold yet again; I don’t know how they do it. This time, Donnoya Drake and the Original Gravity crew deliver two different

What a way to go eh? Lingchi, the Chinese torture-slash-(no pun intended)-execution method also known as ‘slow slicing’ or ‘death by a thousand cuts’ –

If it’s possible for a band to sound like they’re having more fun doing what they’re doing I’d like to know about it, for Reggae

Time for a new Morlack EP on Breakbeat Paradise? Oh go on then! A three-tracker consisting of two nu-disco cuts and a funky breaks you