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Four chuggy songs showing great promise. From Canada.
A dynamic collection of mostly-short funky jazz instrumentals, with a full horn section and a driving beat.
Guitars, synths, great production, and pop hooks a-plenty.
More modern Afrobeat, connected to the source via drummer Tony Allen. A wild collection of Chicago talents united for a smoothly entrancing session of shorter (for Afrobeat) songs.
An honest tribute to stupidity, full of hooks, snappy lyrics, and gorgeous choruses
The line between a riff and a throbbing structures of pitched rhythm is pretty thin, as these Canadians show. METZ is punishing without being abusive. A Steve Albini recording.
Cyril Jordan and Chris Wilson reunite to bring back the sound that made the Flamin’ Groovies famous 40 years ago with “Shake Some Action”. A solid return to form.
Classic LA hardcore served up in a blaze. An aggressive release from an aggressive band.