London producer Brackles' first release was less than two years ago, and he was still effectively a brand new face in the record racks when enlisted to remix Kid Cudi's Day 'n' Nite - the original, blog-friendly 2008 release, rather than the one from...
It takes a certain kind of chutzpah to make an anti-social racket with style, Anno Domini Twenty Twelve.
No matter how many times their doom is prophesised, planks of wood plugged into monolithic speaker cabinets are in no more danger of slipping out...
In his previous groups, Henry Threadgill has demonstrated a penchant for unusual instrumental combinations -- tubas, accordion, harmonium, harpsichord, cellos, etc. -- but in this newest version of Make a Move, he opts for a relatively conventional l...
New York's Steely Dan were one of the most swinging, groovy and erudite rock bands of the 1970s. When founder members Donald Fagen and Walter Becker split, frontman Fagen was the more visible flag-bearer of the two - except that he rather took his ti...
Sandy Denny's partnership with The Strawbs is usually overlooked in most accounts of her tragically short career. However, this meticulously compiled reissue will ensure that this part of her output will at last get the proper consideration it deserv...
The Broadway Project's Compassion was one of the great records of 2001; akin to a 2 am session with your vinyl junkie mate playing his or her favourite cosmic jazz, prog rock and psychedelic obscurities on 3 sets of turntables simultaneously, it was ...
