Various
Hafla! - A Rough Guide To Jaffa's 70's Sound

Twenty-seven 1960s recordings of pre-Fairport Sandy Denny - nearly all making their vinyl debut! Includes two different demos of her classic "Who Knows Where the Time Goes" (and other songs penned by her - some later recorded by Fairport) plus heartfelt cover versions of songs by Jackson C. Frank, Fred Neil, and traditional folk songs. The definitive collection of Denny's home demos and authorized by her estate

Up next from Mood Hut we have the debut LP from Local Artist aka Ian Wyatt. Previously known for his underground party starters Dancer and Touch Tone. This time Ian takes us further towards the intimate end of the radio dial, recording music as a way of processing the emotions of watching his father and partner battle cancer pre-pandemic. Themes of love, loss and life emerge in a moody brew to help you through.In Local Artist’s world, the sun is setting on our old selves. Tonight is a slow ritual of letting go to gradually make room for the new. We’ve been up all night. It’s almost dawn and beyond the horizon, we can trust the light that morning brings.

315 ex. One side clear vinyl.First-ever vinyl release of Shora’s Shaping The Random, originally published on CD in 2000 by Grave Romance Records, with remastered audio and updated artwork.This essential document of European extreme underground music at the turn of the century admirably stood the test of time—an indisputable touchstone in progressive and boundary-pushing hardcore and metal. With its short, complex and explosive compositions, Shaping The Random established Shora as a remarkably creative and original unit, well beyond the confines of its native Switzerland. Thoughtfully teetering on the edge of the information overload precipice, the record is an exhilarating and adrenaline-fueled sonic deluge, crammed with fractured grooves, unhinged screaming, suggestive dissonances, and epic riffing.

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Reissue of the highly sought after Nigerian funk-rock album, moving effortlessly between reggae, jazzy afrobeat and psych rock.Soundway fans first got a taste of Jay-U’s infectious beats with the track ‘Some More’, featured on the Soundway compilation “Nigeria Disco Funk Special: The Sound Of The Underground Lagos Dancefloor 1974-79”.Originally released by EMI Nigeria in 1977, this now-rare album was written by Jay-U and engineered by disco-boogie artist Goddy Oku. Opening with the up-tempo reggae number “Reggae Deluxe”, the album descends into mind-blowing jazz-funk featuring several killer saxophone solos. The journey ends with a trip into psych-prog rock, with a sound not dissimilar to that coming out of the early 70s British rock scene.