Felinto | Festa Punk 7"Great to see the return of the much loved Bokeh Versions label with this crazy little 45 of dub punk steppers from So Paulo's Felinto. Delivering a 2026 update on Brazilian punk heroes Os Replicantes' 1987 gem "Festa Punk" it's a riotous rollercoaster of rebellion that joins the dots between punk, dub and techno. Tracklist: A: Festa Punk B. Festa Block

Highlights include a banging jazzy dubwise excursion on the mighty 'No

Essential 1994 LP from Dub Syndicate which was the follow up to the legendary "Stoned Immaculate" containing tuff rhythms delivered by drummer Style Scott and bassist Flabba Holt of the Roots Radics recored at Leggo Studios in Jamaica

A: Sister Nancy - Bam Bam

Each side of the record is dedicated to one of the tracks from Mittoo's excellent (and recently reissued) In Africa LP which are then reimagined and reconstructed in long form context as four brand new tracks

Flip it over and Sammy Black and Sister V give it the deejay treatment over the same super heavy rhythm resulting in a welcome and equally deadly alternative cut

Make sure you also check the superb dub on this one mixed by none other than the mighty Errol Thompson

Back In Stock A real stand out in Rhythm & Sound's truly exceptional body of work

Comes in a plain Astrophonica house sleeve

Spirit Level

B1    Roland Alphonso –    Rent Rebate

The addition of the wistful flutes and understated piano perfectly complement Novelette's distinctive vocals and the end result is a tune that really stands out from the pack as something special with timeless enduring appeal which probably explains why this reissue 7" from Only Roots never sticks around for long (I think it's now on it's fourth or fifth repress

Absolute killer