Feelin’ This Friday: Uncle Shoes IPA
One of the realest MFers out there, House Shoes, is always up to big things. We don’t need to go into this dude’s past, because if you are not aware […]
Tag Archives: Vinyl Records
Thijsenterprise – Soul Food & Skunk Breaks
Here’s something for you this am: a sample-based beat tape from Thijsenterprise focused completely on getting high. That’s right, we said it, this thing is exclusively for those who like […]
The Yorkshire Film & Television Orchestra (Feat. Martin Connor) – Somebody Stole My Thunder
For those listeners who are fans of records like Spanky Wilson’s cover of “Sunshine of My Love” or The Gil Evans Orchestra doing the Hendrix classic “Crosstown Traffic”, ATA Records […]
Souleance – Les Mouches
Great to see Souleance back on with the mighty First Word Records (who are Worldwide Winners by the way!), as the decade-old duo get down in the two dash O […]
The Budos Band – Long In The Tooth
Seriously, we can’t believe it’s been fifteen years since The Budos Band put out their first record. The Kings of Staten Island are back with a new record and a […]
REWIND! Feeling This Friday: Richie Phoe – Bumpy’s Lament
Sometimes you miss a record. Sometimes a record misses you. But, like we always say: “records find you, you don’t find records.” Such is the case here of this 2009 […]
Ill Boogs x Shelley Mack Band – Tilling The Soul
Here’s a project that will peak a lot of interest with the Flea Market Funk family. Two old school B-Boys, Ill Boogs and Shelly Mack, inspired by the original breaks […]
Ben Pirani – More Than A Memory
More heat once again out of the Colemine Records kitchen with the new Ben Pirani forty five. “More Than A Memory” is the first single out of the new studio. […]
Monk One: The Rikers Beats Vol. 1
Most of you know Monk One as a very knowledgable music historian, writer, long time contributing editor to Wax Poetics, prolific record collector, label owner, and of course a a […]
Power of Attorney – Changing Man
Record gurus, shop owners, and music historians Brewerytown Beats are at it again. They have a great history since their inception of being much more than a just a record […]
