Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media - Head RockThis blow changed the history of jazz. Jiro Inagaki, a brilliant man and a monster, declared a declaration of war. A jazz rock legend at his best! Jiro Inagaki was one of the central figures in the development of jazz rock in Japan. Sensing the limitations of existing jazz music, Inagaki said, "I'm going to play something that has never been done before, not to mention jazz rock, with a band that has a strong rock flavor," and began working in earnest

Labels have: Order To Dance

before London Modular Alliance's more moderately paced but still squiggle and bleep laced 'Lump of Coal' plus a 'beats' breakdown for the DJs

Descend into the vast underwater world of Melbourne/Naarm producer LOIF

except that instead of having "BASSCUT DUBS" stamped on the sleeve front the sleeve has a sticker with BASSCUT misspelled as BASSOUT

Riot Records turn their sights to the carefree NYC discotheques of the late 70’s with two sumptuous edits from Yamwho

Being an electrifying fusion of African rhythms

Flavien had just finished producing Pomme’s last album and was simultaneously scoring Céline Devaux’s feature film Tout le monde aime Jeanne

The release received a considerable amount of radio support

Waiting In Vain 4:10

this new instalment continues to unearth hidden treasures from the Great Black Music tradition

An incredibly groovy Ethiopian record

St Petersburg Mixed at Electrotek Studios