Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffaloes - Uganda: Dawn Of African RockThe respected Japanese jazz drummer Akira Ishikawa was not messing around when he recorded the 'Uganda (Dawn of African Rock)' album with his band the Count Buffaloes. For this offering, originally released in 1972 on Toshiba Records, Akira Ishikawa takes us on a deep tripped out journey. 'Uganda (Dawn of Rock)' is a fusion of progressive and psych rock with African percussion workouts, dergy wah wah blues funk, and jazzy sensibilities; with different

Paolino & Gianni Bini - Love (Classic Mix) and Sasha’s blissful ‘Key To Heaven’

one for the freaks

MFM drops this teaser EP with the never before heard cassette madness of São Paulo’s Bruhahá Babélico and Individual Industry’s ethereal electro pop on the flip

bridging the worlds of funk

This quirky 60's-breakbeat-funk groove is reminiscent of French artist Jean Jacques Perrey's 'E

Andrew was a regular visitor to Capersville — the pre-Heavenly press office run by friend and label founder Jeff Barrett (soon to become Andrew’s manager)

Most notably you can hear the song of a woodlark

alongside being a favourite of Waxist

with the completed cut being little more than chunky drum machine beats and on-point raps rich in call-and-response sections and crowd-pleasing slogans

deliver intriguing performances

They extended and re-sequenced the groovy parts of the songs organically for the DJs and dancers

All three of these bring some subtle tweaks and fresh deep techno perspective with far sighted chords futuristic designs and grooves that make you want to move