Category: Jazz

• Song of the Week: The Silhouettes Project

  Dec 11

  Council Juice: One hot-take to music, culture and community. Due to their smoothing joints in the traditional scope of jazz rap, The Silhouettes Project has fast become a collaboration for… more ›

• King Krule: “Space Heavy” Album Review – woozy jazz-punk enters a new dark age

  Jun 14

  The jagged swoon of KING Krule’s (Archy Marshall) no wave armaggedon jazz-punk lends a new ear with his fourth: SPACE HEAVY. Despite what crisis he finds himself in, a King… more ›

• GoGo Penguin: “Everything Is Going to Be Okay” Album Review – Prog-jazz giants return

  Apr 16

  After a personally difficult period for the band, they found their way back by only what they knew – seeking solace in a studio. INTRO GoGo Penguin, a form of… more ›

• Kokoroko: “Could We Be More” album review – a melting pot of London’s best fusion sounds

  Dec 5

  An eclectic mash-up melting pot of London’s most treasured influences, the eight-piece collectives’ debut Could We Be More is a self-assured soother for the mind and soul. Of course, We’ve… more ›

• Kofi Stone: “Nobody Cares Till Everybody Does” – Your Album Review

  Jul 12

  As we still swim in the streams of jazz rap and lo-fi hip hop with Loyle Carner, we move to a fellow Londoner and a fellow underground hip-hop rapper with… more ›