Accra Quartet - Gbefali - VINYL LP

Album Tracks 1. Abl??e (Freedom) 2. Batobe (They Are Right) 3. Ampe (A Children's Game) 4. Ab?mm?fo (Hunters) 5. Korle Gonno 6. Gb?fal?i (Travelers)

The Mankunku Quartet's 1968 album 'Yakhal' Inkomo' clocks in at just over 30 minutes of jazz perfection. This compact, and to-the-point, album would sit comfortably in amongst some of the best works in the catalogues of any of the quintessential jazz labels such as Blue Note, Prestige and Impulse. 'Yakhal' Inkomo', however, was originally released on the South African record tag World Record Co., which resulted in it becoming an elusive and sought-after piece for jazz collectors. First press copies sometimes fetch as much as £1,000 on the collectors' market. It has been long regarded as one of the finest South African jazz albums and DJ / broadcaster Gilles Peterson cemented this when he included it in his Inchbest of genreInch focussed radio show, 'The 20 - South African Jazz'. Album Tracks 1. Yakhal' Inkomo 2. Dedication (To Daddy Trane and Brother Silver) 3. Doodlin' 4. Bessie's Blues

Limited double pink and green colored vinyl LP pressing with fourth side etching. Includes digital download with bonus tracks. Portico Quartet's self-titled third album draws on the inspiration of electronica, ambient, classical, and dance music as the band takes their beautiful, cinematic, and futuristic sound to exciting vistas - where the inspiration of Burial, Mount Kimbie, and Flying Lotus rub shoulders with the textures of Arve Henriksen and Bon Iver (with echoes of Steve Reich and Max Richter). Album Tracks 1. Window Seat 2. Ruins 3. Spinner 4. Rubidium 5. Export for Hot Climates 6. Laker Boo 1. Steepless 2. 4096 Colours 3. City of Glass 4. Trace