Showing posts with label Adrian Sherwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adrian Sherwood. Show all posts

Saturday, March 7, 2020

African Head Charge - Song of Praise



    Stepping out of the more hermetic sound that this strange band made with this album may make it more receptive and modern, but it also brings some ancient sound forms, archaic tunes and tribal chants. Now, how are this two going together? Well, let's put it this way: If the welder is the master of his job, the weld is barely noticeable. Only so much to feel fine texture under our fingers when we touch it :)


Review
Year : 1990                                                                                                 Ex - Yu verzija
Label : On-U-Sound
TT : 1:00:46

Enjoy :)


Friday, July 5, 2013

Little Axe - Champagne & Grits


Blues is huge music form, but somehow is based on cover songs and rarely sound fresh, just goes around. I don't say it's not good, just, there is too many blues records and i always had problems with genre-specific music. Music, for me, is much wider term. And Little Axe? Well, obviously, they think similar. And result is one of greatest blues record, and it even don't sound like real blues. It's not strange because it's recorded by first class alternative musicians, but music is very commercial, blues with updated production, made by dub and reggae master Adrian Sherwood....
And just because we have these opposites we can hear nothing less than magic. So, don't miss it, it is future classic :)

Review
Year : 2004                                                                                                 Ex - Yu verzija
Label : RealWorld/CEMA / Real World Records
TT : 53:20

Enjoy :)


Thursday, March 29, 2012

Mark Stewart - Edit


What a nice piece of music! I always liked raw sounds. Today, music is too pure. This is not natural, man. And, in that case, Mark Stewart is my counterpart, that's for sure. In whole, this is tipical 21st century album, samples, hip - hop beats, little bit reggae. But, from the other side, everything here is wild, dirty, unpredictable, rich in sounds, he doesen't respect rules at all.  So, where is the catch? Well, Stewart knows what he wants and does it very well.

Review
Year : 2008                                                                                                Ex - Yu verzija
Label: Crippled Dick
TT : 42:43

Enjoy :)

Friday, January 27, 2012

Keith LeBlanc - Stop the Confusion (Global Interference)



Maybe I'm not an expert in a modern music, but I am very good at listening music itself. So, is this modern album? I don't have idea. Is it good album? O, yes, it's great...                                                                       
Review
Year : 2005                                                                                                Ex - Yu verzija
Label : Collision: Cause of Chapter 3
TT : 77:57

Enjoy :)