Reviews
Rumbamazigha
Seven musicians gather to create a fusion of Catalan and Amazigh music. Barcelona record label Taller de Musics announces that...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
Last Days of Meaning
Nitin Sawhney is as much a philosopher as he is a composer. This time, his thoughtful and melodic songs are...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
Dub Zealand
Reggae recognises no borders and ever since Bob Marley performed a legendary one-off show in Auckland in 1979, the irie...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
Gypsy in a Tree
Sanda Weigl has a strong, warm voice with a touch of grit – just right for the lautari Gypsy songs...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
Addis Through the Looking Glass
Given that Dub Colossus's debut, A Town Called Addis, was one of the best albums of 2008 and that this...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
The Stone Turntable
Transglobal Underground were there at the start, shaking up the London club scene with their beats-driven fusion and proudly hippy...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
The New Adventures of Jassi Sidhu
This is a re-release of Sidhu's third solo album, originally released in 2008. He came to fame as part of...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
The Imam Baildi Cookbook
This is the second album by the Athens-based band, and it's nothing if not varied. Taking some of their own...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
Blind Note
Muziek Publique is a young label with just three CDs in their catalogue. Their latest, Blind Note, deserves to bring...
Reviewed in issue July/2011
