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Cat: HJRCD 032. Rel: 17 Oct 07
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Review: The ever awesome Honest Jon's decision to reissue its back catalogue in digital format gives you a chance to delve back into the amazing album of Chaabi music from the Abdel Hadi Halo & The El Gusto Orchestra of Algiers. The Damon Albarn fronted excursion by Team Honest Jons into Algiers in 2007 has been compared to a film of certain famous Cuban musicians several times over, but the focus should certainly be on the music. Comprised of six lengthy tracks of gripping rhythmic music that sways effortlessly between classical and popular styles, the 19 minutes that make up "Mal Djifni" prove a real highlight, sounding like it could go on forever. This has to be heard to be believed.
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Cat: HJRCD 32. Rel: 03 May 08
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Review: The ever awesome Honest Jon's decision to reissue its back catalogue in digital format gives you a chance to delve back into the amazing album of Chaabi music from the Abdel Hadi Halo & The El Gusto Orchestra of Algiers. The Damon Albarn fronted excursion by Team Honest Jons into Algiers in 2007 has been compared to a film of certain famous Cuban musicians several times over, but the focus should certainly be on the music. Comprised of six lengthy tracks of gripping rhythmic music that sways effortlessly between classical and popular styles, the 19 minutes that make up "Mal Djifni" prove a real highlight, sounding like it could go on forever. This has to be heard to be believed.
… Read morePlayed by: Vakula, Honest Jon's
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Review: Honest Jon's present this sonically challenging but quite excellent twelve inch from Actress, allowing us the chance to indulge in his quite singular vision via some long overdue original material ahead of a forthcoming third album slated to appear in the spring of next year on the West London imprint. Always a musician who prefers to keep his captive audience guessing, it would be churlish to presume how that forthcoming album may sound on the basis of "Rainy Dub" and "Faceless", as neither will be present on it. However, there is plenty to admire here, with the lead track described quite presciently by the label as the "alien son of Sleng Teng". Just like that riddim pioneered a new wave of digital dancehall when Wayne Smith joined forces with King Jammy on "Under Me Sleng Teng", "Rainy Dub" seems to signify a concentrated shift in Cunningham's focus towards ever new jagged dissections through the fuzziest extremes of sub bass. Minute attention to detail such as the near indecipherable vocal gurgles trapped far beneath ensure you keep returning to the track, as new sonic elements come to light. "Faceless" creeps towards you like second album highlight "Purple Splazsh" regurgitated through a robotic variant of the human centipede, with the track's hazy melodic elements desperately trying to claw through the claustrophobic rhythms, creeping corroded textures and rising gurgles of stomach acid.
… Read morePlayed by: M50, Nick Dunton, Grimes Adhesif, Richard Zepezauer (RZ-1), Honest Jon's, THE EXALTICS, ROUGH FIELDS
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Review: Given its loose nature, the prospect of reworkings of Shangaan music from Actress, whose material is often as wild and tumbling as it comes, was always going to be something far out, and he hasn't disappointed us. His A-Side is pure Drexciyan funk bliss, as disembodied vocals are smeared in broken chords, R2-D2 bleeps and radio static beamed in from a distant nebula, cracked and warped but somehow with a solid pulse at its core. The B-Side meanwhile is even crazier, keeping the furious tempo of the original music but distilling it down to its base elements, leaving a marimba tone that is blunt and vehemently lo-fi, but somehow coming across with the same haunted atmosphere as its counterpart. Highly recommended.
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Review: "It's like painting with button and sliders... Melting and dripping, seeping yourself liquid into the machinery." So said Darren Cunningham when discussing the creation of R.I.P, his long awaited follow up to Splazsh. It's a compelling image that works in practice too. R.I.P creates microcosmic sound worlds within each track: "Holy Water" for instance tumbles in on itself in a melange of shimmering sine wave droplets, while the pitch shifted waves of "Tree Of Knowledge" seem to inhale and exhale like a living being, crumpling inwards on itself to repeat the same motion ad infinitum. And although it uses much the same, occasionally abrasive sonic building blocks as Cunningham's been developing for many years, the pastoral tones of "Uriel's Black Harp" and the Alva Noto styles of "Jardin" make R.I.P a surprisingly graceful album. It may not be techno as many will know it, but Cunningham has never made techno in the traditional sense anyway - and it's clear on listening to R.I.P that he's only just beginning to realise the musical forms that have been swarming inside his brain for years.
… Read moreout of stock $9.33
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Review: "It's like painting with button and sliders... Melting and dripping, seeping yourself liquid into the machinery." So said Darren Cunningham when discussing the creation of R.I.P, his long awaited follow up to Splazsh. It's a compelling image that works in practice too. R.I.P creates microcosmic sound worlds within each track: "Holy Water" for instance tumbles in on itself in a melange of shimmering sinewave droplets, while the pitchshifted waves of "Tree Of Knowledge" seem to inhale and exhale like a living being, crumpling inwards on itself to repeat the same motion ad infinitum. And although it uses much the same, occasionally abrasive sonic building blocks as Cunningham's been developing for many years, the pastoral tones of "Uriel's Black Harp" and the Alva Noto styles of "Jardin" make R.I.P a surprisingly graceful album. It may not be techno as many will know it, but Cunningham has never made techno in the traditional sense anyway - and it's clear on listening to R.I.P that he's only just beginning to realise the musical forms that have been swarming inside his brain for years.
… Read morePlayed by: Exium, Cez (Pop Your Funk), Owain Kimber (Owain K), REVERIE, Dan Lodig, M50, Juno Recommends Experimental, Jamie Behan, TENDENCY, Richard Zepezauer (RZ-1), Skyline Recordings Chart, RNDM, Ali Renault, Callum Quarton (Remote UK), Joe Drive, Phiorio (Metroline Limited), Tom Trago
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Review: ***B-STOCK: Box damaged, product unused & in perfect condition***
- Creasing to corner of sleeve
"It's like painting with button and sliders... Melting and dripping, seeping yourself liquid into the machinery." So said Darren Cunningham when discussing the creation of R.I.P, his long awaited follow up to Splazsh. It's a compelling image that works in practice too. R.I.P creates microcosmic sound worlds within each track: "Holy Water" for instance tumbles in on itself in a melange of shimmering sine wave droplets, while the pitch shifted waves of "Tree Of Knowledge" seem to inhale and exhale like a living being, crumpling inwards on itself to repeat the same motion ad infinitum. And although it uses much the same, occasionally abrasive sonic building blocks as Cunningham's been developing for many years, the pastoral tones of "Uriel's Black Harp" and the Alva Noto styles of "Jardin" make R.I.P a surprisingly graceful album. It may not be techno as many will know it, but Cunningham has never made techno in the traditional sense anyway - and it's clear on listening to R.I.P that he's only just beginning to realise the musical forms that have been swarming inside his brain for years.
… Read more- Creasing to corner of sleeve
"It's like painting with button and sliders... Melting and dripping, seeping yourself liquid into the machinery." So said Darren Cunningham when discussing the creation of R.I.P, his long awaited follow up to Splazsh. It's a compelling image that works in practice too. R.I.P creates microcosmic sound worlds within each track: "Holy Water" for instance tumbles in on itself in a melange of shimmering sine wave droplets, while the pitch shifted waves of "Tree Of Knowledge" seem to inhale and exhale like a living being, crumpling inwards on itself to repeat the same motion ad infinitum. And although it uses much the same, occasionally abrasive sonic building blocks as Cunningham's been developing for many years, the pastoral tones of "Uriel's Black Harp" and the Alva Noto styles of "Jardin" make R.I.P a surprisingly graceful album. It may not be techno as many will know it, but Cunningham has never made techno in the traditional sense anyway - and it's clear on listening to R.I.P that he's only just beginning to realise the musical forms that have been swarming inside his brain for years.
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Played by: Girls Of The Internet, Red Rack'em/Hot Coins, Kraak & Smaak, Andy Ticker, Mental Overdrive, Kone-R (Uncharted Audio), Cosmin TRG, Deetron, Ksoul, FabioDellaTorre (Minimono/Bosconi), Broken Synths, Juno Recommends Techno, Jazz Neversleeps, A Made Up Sound (Clone, TTT), Vakula, TENDENCY, Richard Zepezauer (RZ-1), Chamboche, Honest Jon's, Seahorse & Castle, On-Point Records, Fudge Fingas, Efdemin, Speed Painters
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Review: Honest Jon's release jazzy reworks of the Afrobeat original, "Kilode".
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Played by: Owain Kimber (Owain K), Manu Archeo, Eddie C, Honest Jon's, Toki Fuko, Roi Azulay, Lumitecc
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Tony ALLEN / VARIOUS
Lagos Shake: A Tony Allen Chop Up (unmixed CD)
Cat: HJR 034CD. Rel: 13 Jun 08
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
out of stock $10.13
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Review: This remix magnificently crosses the afrobeat of Fela Kuti with the reggae tradition of Count Ossie.
… Read morePlayed by: AfroBase (Radio Chart)
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AMBROSE ADEKOYA CAMPBELL / VARIOUS
London Is The Place For Me 3 (unmixed CD)
Cat: HJRCD 021. Rel: 26 Feb 06
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Played by: Honest Jon's
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Cat: HJRLP 102. Rel: 01 Jan 90
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
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Impossible Love Songs From Sixties Quito (gatefold 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: HJRLP 083. Rel: 10 Dec 21
International
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Leaf Playing In Quito 1960-1965 (gatefold 2xLP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: HJRLP 084. Rel: 13 Jul 22
International
Review: Honest Jon's is back with another of those super stand compilations whose title alone is enough to prick the ears of any hardcore record collector. It delves deep into the world of Brazilian Dilson de Souza. He was a tropical jazz man who played leaves from the ficus tree - something people in China have been doing for 10000 years, apparently. With plenty of Afro influences, this is an album full of sunshine and chirpy electric organs and classical guitar. A single leaf is good for ten hours and Dilson used to play each end to get around eight tunes from each before he had to swap it. Amazing.
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Cat: HJP 51. Rel: 09 Dec 10
Rock (All)
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Cat: ROKU 001. Rel: 25 Apr 12
Jazz
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