Black Market Brass - Undying Thirst - VINYL LP

Black Market Brass is proud to present Hox, due out on Colemine Records on September 8, 2023. Their third LP is a new take on afrobeat that combines traditional grooves with heavy, hypnotic, sci-fi sounds that reflect the band's myriad of influences as record collectors across genres. InchWe didn't leave the traditional afro-beat sound behind, but we did allow ourselves to pull from different places with less hesitation.Inch Shared saxophonist Cole Pulice. Like their previous albums, the 9-piece band recorded Hox live to tape. InchThe sound and aesthetic of the analog recording process is important for this kind of music, Inch Pulice explained. InchWe're looking to capture lightning in a bottle.Inch With that, the album features several sections of heavily processed synthesizers, harsh glitches, fuzzed out guitars, and a burning percussion section that pays homage to the traditional drumming cultures of Nigeria and Ghana. The performances are dynamic and confident. The grooves are infectious and hypnotic. BMB has pushed further into musical experimentalism, but at the end of the day, they're still making dance music.Krautrock, free-jazz, doom metal - the inspirations for Hox stem from all kinds of musical backgrounds, but the sound is far from scattered. It's a polished, innovative record that's sure to exceed expectations and keep the listener engaged from start to finish.

Parts & Labor's lyrics, like their music, seek stability within the chaos. Lyrically, Receivers continues Parts & Labor's obsessions with technology gone sinister, post-industrial paranoia, and cultural divides. InchSatellitesInch envisions surveillance machines growing bored watching humans and then hurling themselves into the sun. InchNowheres NighInch and InchSolemn Show WorldInch meditate upon the seemingly endless homogeny of exurban American highways. However, the band's questions this time point more inwardly; these are less calls to arms than they are calls to self-improvement. For every pessimistic observation comes a positive declaration.

Black Market Brass is proud to present Hox, due out on Colemine Records on September 8, 2023. Their third LP is a new take on afrobeat that combines traditional grooves with heavy, hypnotic, sci-fi sounds that reflect the band's myriad of influences as record collectors across genres. InchWe didn't leave the traditional afro-beat sound behind, but we did allow ourselves to pull from different places with less hesitation.Inch Shared saxophonist Cole Pulice. Like their previous albums, the 9-piece band recorded Hox live to tape. InchThe sound and aesthetic of the analog recording process is important for this kind of music, Inch Pulice explained. InchWe're looking to capture lightning in a bottle.Inch With that, the album features several sections of heavily processed synthesizers, harsh glitches, fuzzed out guitars, and a burning percussion section that pays homage to the traditional drumming cultures of Nigeria and Ghana. The performances are dynamic and confident. The grooves are infectious and hypnotic. BMB has pushed further into musical experimentalism, but at the end of the day, they're still making dance music.Krautrock, free-jazz, doom metal - the inspirations for Hox stem from all kinds of musical backgrounds, but the sound is far from scattered. It's a polished, innovative record that's sure to exceed expectations and keep the listener engaged from start to finish.