VOXATONE: Altair V/ Vampyrim (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
02/11/2025
It might not be out till the end of next month but make no mistake, putting Voxatone’s new 45 Altair V b/w Vampyrim on pre-sale
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TEMPORARY BLESSINGS: Cold Blood
STONE MONKEY
28/10/2025
So this did actually drop a couple of weeks ago but hey – with a title like Cold Blood and sounding like it does, Temporary
THE BONGOLIAN: Indian Summer Of Love
STONE MONKEY
23/10/2025
If you’ve caught either of the two most recent Bongolian singles, Burning Man Of Calcutta or Master Blaster Tendulkar, you’ll know that, tonight, Matthew, The
THE BONGOLIAN: Master Blaster Tendulkar
STONE MONKEY
13/10/2025
I hope you’re ready for The Bongolian’s next LP, Indian Summer Of Love, scheduled to drop later this week following August single The Burning Man
CALL SENDER: Golden Langur
STONE MONKEY
04/10/2025
A trans-Atlantic partnership of like-minded and similarly skilled talents, the duo behind Call Sender – whose second LP, Golden Langur, is just out – have
THE LIBRARY ARCHIVE: The Galata Extraction/ The Two Akiras (Vinyl 7″) Ltd./ and-numbered
STONE MONKEY
29/09/2025
The word ‘monster’ was invented for 45s like this. So was the phrase ‘future classic.’ I’ve been jonesing for The Galata Extraction since the first
GROUP MODULAR: The Tunnel / Lonely Pylon (Ltd. vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
22/08/2025
Two ‘new’ old cuts here from Markey Funk (of psych-label Delights) and Mule Driver of Group Modular, back after a three-year break, on this 45
THE BONGOLIAN: Burning Man Of Calcutta
STONE MONKEY
16/08/2025
News of another release from the mind of The Bongolian already? Certainly is! Earlier in the month, it was all about new Big Boss Man
THE SORCERERS: Other Worlds And Habitats LP
STONE MONKEY
14/07/2025
If a big influence on your sound is Ethio-jazz, you know you’ve made it when you get praise from the emperor of Ethio-jazz, Mulatu Astatke.
SINOUJ: Hak Dellali (VOODOOCUTS Remix) (Vinyl 7″)
STONE MONKEY
19/06/2025
Something a little bit different for you here as the Madrid’s Sinouj outfit get all North-African on your ass with their cover of Gedi Habbouba’s