Black Rhythm Revolution! (Jazz Dispensary Edition): Vinyl LP Moscoman miscommunication and emotional inarticulacy that

miscommunication and emotional inarticulacy that a married couple experience as they realise that their relationship is breaking down

that cinematically take you from arcing evocations of a bleak lockdowned city-scape to swooping deep-focus close-ups of Martin and his collaborator’s psyches at breaking point

Thomas Fisher and Daniel Copeman —began in Brighton in 2008

plus some blistering live tracks culled from their 2017 tour with Status Quo

London once again features as a prominent character on Sorry’s second studio album

Black Rhythm Revolution! (Jazz Dispensary Edition): Vinyl LP Moscoman miscommunication and emotional inarticulacy thatBlack Rhythm Revolution! is the first solo album from the jazz funk legend Idris Muhammad, a New Orleans bred rhythm king who successfully made the leap from the finest soulful jazz records of the 60s to the nastiest fusion funk of the 70s. Here we catch him literally on the cusp of the two in 1970, with one good foot in the get down of Express Yourself and Super Bad, and the other in his own heady excursions into modal rhythm and melody, accompanied