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Category: Album reviews

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London Undersound

Angel Romero July 31, 2009 No Comments

Nitin Sawhney London Undersound (E1 entertainment, 2009) The grand master of world music atmospheres, multi-instrumentalist, club DJ and producer Nitin Sawhney, is back with London…

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Infectious Café

TJ Nelson July 30, 2009 No Comments

Various Artists Putumayo Presents: Brazilian Cafe (Putumayo, 2009) Just in time for the dog days of summer is the sultry Putumayo Presents Brazilian Café. Ripe…

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On the Beat in Iran

Tom Orr July 28, 2009 No Comments Iranian musicIranian percussionRamin Rahimitombakworld music

Ramin Rahimi and Tapesh – Iranian Percussion (ARC Music EUCD 2218, 2009) Iran’s been in the news a lot lately, though everyone knows there’s more…

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The Legacy of Muddy Waters

TJ Nelson July 27, 2009 No Comments

Muddy Waters and Various Artists Steppin’ Stone (Proper Records, 2009) Omitting Muddy Waters from any discussion of the blues is a little like making lemonade…

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No Such Place?

Tom Orr July 24, 2009

Tribecastan Strange Cousin (Evergreene Music 002, 2009) Tribecastan, according to this disc’s liner notes (a good read, by the way), is located just a few…

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Having a Baul

Tom Orr July 22, 2009 No Comments

Bapi Das Baul/Baul Bishwa Sufi Baul-Madness & Happiness (ARC Music EUCD 2208, 2009) The word Baul is taken from the Sanskrit word for “mad,” yet…

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Captivating Iranian Percussion

TJ Nelson July 21, 2009 No Comments

Ramin Rahimi & Tapesh Iranian Percussion (ARC Music, 2009) Take a deep breath because you’re going to need it before listening to Iranian Percussion by…

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Sounds of Brazilian Blackness

Tom Orr July 20, 2009 No Comments

Black Rio, Vol. 2: Original Samba Soul 1968-1981 (Strut Records STRUTO45CD, 2009) Wah-wah guitars, synthesized string swells, funky bass lines, James Brown-styled grooves and lyrics…

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Maximum Makasound

Tom Orr July 19, 2009 No Comments MergerNiominka BiReggaeTakana ZionWinston McAnuffworld music

Winston McAnuff – Nostradamus (Makafresh/Makasound, 2008) Merger – Exiles in a Babylon (Makasound, 2009) Takana Zion – Rappel a l’Ordre (Makafresh/Makasound, 2009) Niominka Bi and…

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Last Train to Bamako

Tom Orr July 18, 2009 No Comments

Rail Band Belle Epoque, Vol. 3: Dioba (Sterns Africa STCD 3043-44) This third and final double CD spotlighting the 1970-1983 output of Mali’s legendary Rail…

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