Sing a Song – Shawn Lee
Shawn Lee’s partnership with Ubiquity Records has undoubtedly led to the most musically prolific time of his career. When you’re known to release several albums
Shawn Lee’s partnership with Ubiquity Records has undoubtedly led to the most musically prolific time of his career. When you’re known to release several albums
Amelia Fletcher is as key a figure in twee as Stuart Murdoch or Rose Melberg. She’s had a series of bands like Talulah Gosh, Heavenly,
Published author, DJ, producer, and record label owner Kode9 is both a teacher and a student of sound. With his Hyperdub label being one of
We don’t rate albums at Impose so hype-prone yuppies like myself don’t severely overvalue a disc. God knows I would’ve given this disc ten stars.
According to the email I received from their publicist, Microtia consumed 1,650 beers (19,800 fluid ounces) during the making of this album. They also smoked
The re-releasing of obscure nuggets from 1967 is always a welcomed event. The two most popular albums from Jakarta’s bands of brothers, Koes Bersaudara, Guilties
Little Women, a quartet of men, have released a jazzy, poly-genre seven part movement called Throat. The saxophones are manned by Travis Laplante and Darius
Hanoi Janes is actually Oliver Scharf. On this self-absorbed recording Scharf is joined by a few friends who contribute drums on ten of the fifteen
Want the honest-to-God truth? Trance hasn’t been worth a damn since 1993. Somewhere between DJ Tiësto and Paul van Dyk, somebody mistook the subgenre’s hypnotic
Neverever has brought the swingin’ sound of Glasgow to LA. Jihae and Wallace Meek have repackaged their Champagne Socialists garage sound with buttoned up 1950s
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