Bullet Tooth - Don't Look BackGenre defining garage label Instinct is back with another one of its lip curling, rip snorting and floor destroying EPs, this time from Bullet Tooth. All the old school signifiers you need are present and correct in the opening cut 'Don't Look Back' with its naughty bass, shuffling drum loops and chopped vocals. 'Can You Hear Me Call' is a more crisp and lithe, 2 step leaning jam with a wobbly low end and late night urban menace. Last but not least is

Marc Hollander

the talented Berliner is back on the imprint with a solid four tracker

Method Man

I really enjoy albums like this

Three quintessential variations: a more intimate acoustic version

our long-awaited journey to the musical heart of the African continent

and the more tiring was the process that led to the creation the more the final product acquired value

And I’m still figuring things out

Mobutu - the megalomaniac dictator who got to power with the support of the United States and Belgium in exchange for unlimited and affordable access to the riches of the country - had a soft spot for music and it doesn’t come as a surprise that he agreed to a three-day live music festival being organised prior to the “Rumble”

interscope

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