Golden Ball is a band that cannot be categorized though influences range from 60s R&B and psych-folk like on the track Rices Mill, to Pink Floyd, T. Rex and Apples in Stereo on the track Vibroplane. In the end though, Golden Ball are their own beautiful monster, existing in a land where distorted bass and guitars meld seemlessly with synth driven rhythms, sparse percussion and strong multi-vocal melodies. Fans of anachronistic gyspsy or carnival folk to 60s psych rock and folk will find this album essentia...   [ read more ]

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Folk rock anthems that are mighty and higher than you'd have imagined. Bits and pieces of abstract neurotically precise percussion are dangled out throughout Golden Ball's fantastic follow-up to their "The Luxury of Pause". This is good music for good music's sake. smother.net

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Norwegian DJ Espen Horne's second album under his Bobby Hughes Experience byline follows up from his well-received debut, Fusa Riot, in its soaking an enviable selection of Scandinavian jazz touches into a marinade of contemporary elements. While dripping with bossa cool and the type of European funk that gets Gilles Peterson hot under the collar, the 12 tracks retain an almost cheeky quality, which proves as endearing as irresistible. Whether it's the table-tennis ball which ping-pong...   [ read more ]

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