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Armand Hammer shape-shift through decaying tape loops
two of the most revered Japanese jazz records of the 1970s
The band pays homage to Fela Kuti with their take on "Water No Get Enemy" and channels the spirit of Manu Dibango on "Manu Écoute Ça
From the joyful opener “Constellation” to the weightless
Peruvian cult hero Ranil isn’t just another name in Amazonian cumbia — he’s the outlier
Elias Rønnenfelt – Speak Daggers misha panfilov Armand Hammer shape-shift through decayingIceage frontman Elias Rnnenfelt pushes deeper into his own world on Speak Daggers, blending folk, post punk, and hazy cloud rap textures into a slow burning, mood heavy album. His voice still carries that raw, cracked intensity hes known for, but the production here is wider, darker, and more experimental. The record pulls in an impressive cast: the Congos add smoky melodica and echo to Not Gonna Follow, Erika de Casier brings a soft counterweight to
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