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The Light Programme
Cat: EG 11LP. Rel: 27 Mar 24
Veneer (5:11)
One In 7 (5:39)
Night (5:50)
Appearance & Thing-In-Itself (3:23)
Nice Cop: Nasty Cop (1:39)
Magical Thought (9:14)
Maieusis (8:06)
15 Dohs (4:26)
Tranquiliser (5:06)
Review: For the very first time on vinyl comes Presents The Light Programme, Jah Wobble's extraordinary 1997 descent into downtempo and beat science. Released on his now-defunct 30 Hertz label, The Light Programme showcased an excellent cast of musicians, including Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit, Wire's Clive Bell, conga player Neville Murray, guitarist and synthesist Mark Ferda and the harpist Zi-lan Liao. The Light Programme is an intensely effulgent but at times vitreous record, with Wobble seemingly embracing the worldbeat vogue of the time with a keen, albeit naive fervour. When the tracks aren't so clear cut or obviously mixed, things get more interesting; 'One In 7' is the oddball of choice here.
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1978
1978 (gatefold heavyweight vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BLONDE 065V. Rel: 04 Apr 24
Let's Get It (6:34)
Isis & Osiris (8:10)
Planet Nine (4:51)
Saturday Night (Need You Now) (3:59)
Black Orpheus (Don't Look Back) (6:55)
Dark Side Of The Sun (feat Baloji) (4:35)
Place Of Worship (feat Xenia Franca) (4:11)
For Trayvon (3:47)
38th & Chicago (5:33)
Review: Contemporary vocal jazz favourite Jose James makes a staunch return after a long hiatus, following up 2008's The Dreamer with a brand new album, 1978. Combining James' deep love of jazz and hip-hop with songwriting and production nods to R&B heroes Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson and Leon Ware, 1978 is a suavely smooth operation of handclapping funk and organic bossa nova; it's sonically a meeting of the cosmopolitan collective minds New York to Brazil, bringing Afro-Latin sensibilities to the lyrical and productive form that is gritty hip-hop.
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1978
1978 (CD)
Cat: BLONDE 065C. Rel: 05 Apr 24
Let's Get It
Isis & Osiris
Planet Nine
Saturday Night (Need You Now)
Black Orpheus (Don't Look Back)
Dark Side Of The Sun (feat Baloji)
Place Of Worship (feat Xenia Franca)
For Trayvon
38th & Chicago
 in stock $10.13
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