Fela Kuti - ConfusionConfusion: This epic Afrobeat album contains just one eponymous track clocking in at just over 25 minutes in length, beginning with a mysterious psychedelic musical interplay between Fela on organ and Tony Allen on drums. As the song takes on a righteously funky groove Fela evokes the chaos of Lagos the multitude of regional dialects, the traffic jams, the absence of policemen to take charge as a metaphor for the larger problems of post colonial

the all-analogue studio in which their eponymous debut album was recorded closed its doors for the final time

Recorded at Soup Studios with producer Simon Trought at the helm

via the likes of Henry The Van and Colonel & The King - it‰۪s almost like a greatest hits of Danny & The Champions

MAVERICK SABRE

one of the brains behind Z Block Records and a member of the band Reptile Ranch

these Lo-Fi Lullabies are finally blinking into the light

like Crosby‰۪så

brilliantly combining texture and liveness

had them open the "In Utero" tour

shapeshifts mischievously

the producer made sure Wright was supported by nothing but the best

Featuring unique acoustic renditions of their legendary hits as well as the captivating cover of Bowie's Man Who Sold The World