Posts tagged Herbaliser

The Herbaliser – Herbal Tonic

When you’ve got an outfit that’s so in tune with , , and as The , can you imagine what a pick me up a Best Of is; a real tonic to cue all ills.

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V/A – Football & Funk

After a couple of years of releasing super funky 7s, Skyline Recordings team up with the Delicious Digital production boys for their first and ever so timely album called & – get in there my son!

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V/A – Athens: Underworld vs. The Misterons

Now this is the best of the year, just fantastic in every respect.

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The Herbaliser Band – Session 2

So we’ve got a follow up to Session 1 as The (in their ‘Band’ incarnation) take forward thinking hip-hop further into , , ; huge album!

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The Herbaliser – Can’t Help This Feelin’ (Remixes)

I can’t help this feelin’ as the original is funky off the album released earlier this year but I really crave the remixes

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Plej – Home Is Where Your Heart Was

Plej (pronounced ‘Play’) from Gothenberg in get global on the Balearic dancefloor, can Hectic take the pace of the new chill?

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Quiet Village – Silent Movie

With proclaiming Silent Movie as album of the year, it’s time to check out whether this bold claim can be true for a debut album!

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La Cédille – Gallic Love and Funky Beats

“You can do music with a smile,” says MC Solaar on an interview for Radio 4 regarding French and that’s how I feel about French band La Cédille

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The Herbaliser – Take London

Small, plucky, defiantly British and trying to outdo ‘our American friends’ at their own game, conjure up images and sounds from the seminal film The Long Good Friday to fight off an imaginary invasion force in Take — or maybe they are the enemy within ready to fling open the gates at a signal from the invading force? This time the visiting American is not an old gangster but ’s finest Jean Grae

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