Honest Jon's
278 Portobello Road
London
W10 5TE
England
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New, from Colombia. '... deliciously haunting... rekindles the spirit of DIY that their British counterparts have so patently forgotten', The Times; 'startlingly poignant', Metro.
'Lovely... another gem from Nashville's underground', Word; 'one of the finest pop records ever made by a Nashville band', Nashville Scene.
'*****', The Times, Independent On Sunday, Daily Telegraph, What's On, Evening Standard, The Independent. 'Marvellous pop — catchy, fun, young, effortless', The Times; 'one of the delights of the age', Songlines.
Exhilarating reggae music from Stoke Newington, north east London, made by soundboys on a Casio and a drum machine, in a room over Eddie Regal's record shop.
'If you are poor, you walk in your shoes, you lean.' Three Unity revive 12s in today, remastered and in spanking new sleeves. Altogether, as a label, the greatest UK digi there ever was.
Two classics: a new composition by Candi Staton; a vintage Charlie Rich.
'Three years ago Honest Jon's put out her late '60s and early 70s recordings and it's the most unimpeachable collection of heartbreak you'll ever hear. This new album is just as good', NME
Modern Nigerian music starts here.
'*****', Mojo; 'these songs leap out of the past like madeleines soaked in palm wine', The Observer; 'impeccably curated and packaged', The Wire.
'*****', Mojo; 'these songs leap out of the past like madeleines soaked in palm wine', The Observer; 'impeccably curated and packaged', The Wire.
An exclusive mix, featuring the original Light Of Saba drummers; with two new instrumentals, one in a more laid-back grounation style, the other blood-and-fire; and a chant, upful and defiant.
Romping house, the old school way, from this underground Detroit original.
This mix by Mark Ernestus — one half of the Basic Channel, Maurizio and Rhythm And Sound teams — kicks off our series of reworkings of tracks from Tony Allen's Lagos No Shaking album.
'CD Of The Week... the best soul album — in the real sense of the word — you'll hear this year... classic, blistering afro-beat', Daily Telegraph; 'as tight as a pressure cooker... fierce and fun', The Wire.
Demented electro cruncher featuring Einar Orn and Mark E. Smith ranting and jostling each other about cod.
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