LACK OF AFRO: Lost In A Friend’s Eye
STONE MONKEY
05/10/2024
Here’s another Lack Of Afro single, strangely entitled Lost In A Friend’s Eye and lifted from his ‘lost tracks’ LP due in November. Could the
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THE ALLERGIES: Freak The Speaker LP
STONE MONKEY
30/09/2024
Here we go then, those Allergies boys with their seventh album in eight years – Freak The Speaker. Freak the speaker? They can freak my
THE MOVERS: Soweto Disco/ Shanana (VOODOOCUTS Edits)(Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
17/09/2024
Next from Matasuna Records in the 45 stakes is this twin-spin Afro-disco 7″ featuring Voodoocuts edits of two original mirrorball-era cuts by South African outfit
GUY HAMPER TRIO feat. JAMES TAYLOR: Dog Jaw Woman b/w The First Creature Is Jealousy (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
17/09/2024
Hardcore sixties-type Hammond action here from the Guy Hamper Trio featuring not one but two people associated with the James Taylor Quartet. One of those
REGALADO: Pinoy Funk
STONE MONKEY
16/09/2024
If you thought South East Asian funk started and ended with Soul Jugglers and The Hangmen – think again – for here is Regelado’s Pinoy
LES IMPRIMÉS: With You + video
STONE MONKEY
16/09/2024
Continuing in a chilled vein today, here’s Les Imprimés’ new single out now on Big Crown. With You, finds Morten Martens providing blissed-out vocals about
LACK OF AFRO: Summer Nights
STONE MONKEY
08/09/2024
Here it is then – Summer Nights – the first single off the forthcoming Lack Of Afro LP From The Volt, One. Wait a minute!
SAY SHE SHE: I Believe In Miracles/ C’Est Si Bon (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
24/08/2024
If you could press summer good times onto wax they would probably sound like the current single from Say She She – the Colemine/ Karma
KELLY FINNIGAN: Love (Your Pain Goes Deep)
STONE MONKEY
13/08/2024
The Monophonics’ Kelly Finnigan has his second LP out this autumn but it’s no good dropping that before putting a single or two out is
SMITH & THE HONEY BADGERS: Better Times/ Love So Bad Pt. 2 (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
31/07/2024
Another year, another Smith & The Honey Badgers single. Makes them almost sound prolific doesn’t it? Except for the fact that last year’s single Shadows