ATA RECORDS: The Library Archive Vol. 4
STONE MONKEY
01/12/2025
If you caught scorching vinyl-only lead single The Galata Extraction off ATA Records’ The Library Archive Vol. 4, you’ll have been champing at the bit
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TOM CARUANA: An Adventure To The Crescent City Through Rhyme & Space (Vinyl LP)
STONE MONKEY
24/06/2025
And this is why the monkey loves Tom Caruana. Not content with releasing an original LP this month, he’s just dropped another sterling mash-up LP
KID ACNE: Totemic Template (Edna And Friends Vol. 1) LP
STONE MONKEY
29/12/2024
He might have decided to sneak it out at the close of the year while all eyes are on the festivities but make sure you
THE RAYVELLES: The Rayvelles
STONE MONKEY
14/04/2024
As augured by the arrival of not one but two 45s back in December, here finally is the debut long player from The Rayvelles entitled
THE FAITHFUL BROTHERS: The Faithful Brothers LP
STONE MONKEY
24/09/2023
From record collectors to djs to music creators – sound familiar? Such is the path followed by brothers Johnnie and Bin Neeman whose love of
SMOKE & MIRRORS SOUNDSYSTEM: Undercover LP
STONE MONKEY
17/10/2022
If you were musically alert last autumn you may have caught news of Smoke & Mirrors’ Badasonic Records EP Second That Emotion, a trio of
CHICKEN GRASS: Chicken Grass LP
STONE MONKEY
23/08/2022
MB regulars may remember the name Chicken Grass from the band’s excellent New Orleans funk 45-style bump, Snakebites featuring Princess Shaw which provided one of
KID ACNE: Null & Void LP
STONE MONKEY
02/12/2021
[RATING: 5] Clearly making up for the twelve year gap between 2007’s Romance Ain’t Dead and 2019’s excellent Have A Word, Kid Acne’s follow-up to
KRASH SLAUGHTA: Sugar Coated DOOM (Vinyl LP)
STONE MONKEY
22/01/2021
[RATING: 5] It’s a given that timing is everything in music – most obviously in terms of composition and production but often just as much
THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS: Be Yourself (Vinyl LP + 45) Re-release
STONE MONKEY
24/04/2020
Maybe a funk revival twenty years after funk first became displaced or absorbed by disco and early hip-hop was on the cards but who would