Laika return with their first full-length album of original music in nearly three years, and we think that you'll agree that it was well worth the wait. "Wherever I Am I Am What Is Missing" shows a solidified Laika sound, forging a distinct and wildly experimental fusion of hip-hop, jazz, electronica, dub and Krautrock. They confound expectations at every turn; they're not a rock band, but they play guitars. They're not an electronic group, yet they meld and twist samples with the best of them. Mojo Maga...   [ read more ]

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Finland's favorite retro-rockers rev up with a generous 26-song, 75-minute set of music recorded live, predominantly in 1998 and on their home turf. Except for some brief introductions in both English and the band's native tongue, this is a non-stop roller coaster ride through {instrumental rock & roll.} The quartet plays with fire and fury whether covering genre classics like Telstar or obscurities such as Roy Budd's theme to Get Carter. Not surprisingly, a Ventures tune gets worked in, but the group digs...   [ read more ]

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