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James Pants – Clouds Over The Pacfic EP

Pants is back! Our favourite former resident of Spokane has fled the nest and finds Clouds Over The in superb 4-track EP form.

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As Valet – Primitive

Experimental French hip-hop via with a dash of Futuristica Music is the cocktail that is the debut album by , Primitive.

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Emanative – Time

“Incredibly this is the first time these guys have played live and this is the official launch of the new album Time, Ladies and Gentleman – !”

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Nguyen Le – Saiyuki

When worlds collide sometimes you get something unusually magical. And guess what? Saiyuki is such magic.

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Dub Colossus – Return To Addis EP

With a gig lined for on Wednesday, it’s time to return to with the astonishing sound of .

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The Revolution – Revolution

If you’ve read the latest edition of Jungle Drums you’ll have spotted we’ve review all the album they have apart from this one which they didn’t like too much; will the Cubanistas fare any better on the FLY sound system with Hectic?

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Stonephace – Stonephace

Now there’s probably only two labels with the foresight to say, “Hey, that’s a great idea to mix sax, Portishead’s guitar and bass with old skool rave – lets do it”. I’d say one would be (who haven’t) and the other, Tru-thoughts who have. And they’ve pulled it off?

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Galactic – From The Corner To The Block

We’ve all met them, the folks that think that New Orleans is the true font of all musical brilliance where Professor Longhair, the Neville Brothers, Dr. John, and the Marsalis lead the way. I’d like to know what they’d make of “futuristic” Galactic and their cast of guests on their latest album, From The Corner To The Block

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Anthony Joseph & The Spasm Band – Leggo De Lion

The debut album by Anthony Joseph & The Spasm Band lives up to everything that the ‘Buddha’ 12″ promised. Yep, it’s that good

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Zim Ngqawana – Vadzimu

Zim mixes up African traditions with classical western music and avant-garde with varying amounts of horns, strings and djembe.

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V/A – Kings Of Techno: The History Of Detroit (Carl Craig / Laurent Garnier)

If you love your techno, you love Craig and Garnier but check the tracklisting to this double CD set before you buy.

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Nick Andre / E Da Boss & DJ Enki – ‘The Singles’

San Francisco’s Slept On Records have selected some prime cuts for their debut 12″ release.

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V/A – Pure Fire! A Gilles Peterson Impulse! Collection

Pure Fire! is a suitable companion to the recent Sunday Afternoon At Dingwall release and it features some of our long time heroes on the scene and some top tunes like the classic ‘See You Later’ and ‘The Blessing Song’

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Ammoncontact – With Voices

From the maverick beatsmiths , comes With Voices an album packed with all the trademark warped menace and skewed soulful excursions the duo are famed for. More collaboration-focussed and vocal-based than previous outings this is the colossus album the duo have always wished to make and threatened to craft.

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Ammoncontact – Looking For A Voice?

Gerry Hectic digs in the crates for Carlos Niño and Fabian ‘Ammon’ Alston’s project,

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