Joe Cuba Sextet | en

Cuba Cuba are a young angular pop band from Cardiff, South Wales. The band formed in late 2007. They are currently signed to Walnut Tree Records and are part of the Escape Artist Management roster along with fellow Welsh band Tiger Please. Critics have often compared their sound to the likes of Bloc Party, Friendly Fires, The Killers, Minus The Bear and Phoenix. Cuba Cuba are: Morgan Isaac – Vocals, Guitar, Keys, Clarinet Danny Owen – Keys, Guitar, Vocals, Xylophone Sion Fenwick – Guitar, Vocals Mike McCabe – Bass, Vocals Lewys Isaac – Drums, Vocals They have enjoyed spot plays...

Off-kilter comedy quartet whose live shows have become the stuff of legend. If naked breakdancing, Latino soul and a surefire medley of hip hop and funk classics are your thing, then look no further. Their debut single A Million Stories was released by Rob da Bank's Sunday Best imprint in 2006, with a popular remix by Diesler. From the Sunday Best website: The Cuban Brothers are unique. Born of the loins of seventies Havana, nurtured on a diet of soulful, sexy tunes and inspired by Cuban historical fact and mythology – their fresh approach to live entertainment whips up a...

Alexander Kibanov is Russian artist (musician, poet, designer, political activist) that is behind Earth Incubator. His style is clearly NOISE particularly power electronics, industrial, spoken words, etc ... He has released 20 albums, plus 12 over 30 works ep'sy shared with other projects NOISE: Brandkommando, Vitaly Maklakov, Applecore, Струп, Gorgonized Dorks, Fognozzle, I Died, Mutant Ape, Metek, Armenia, etc ... He also founded his own label "Noise Disintegratio Mind" and plays the drums or bass (it depends) in bands of PUNK and NOISE-ROCK. Earth Incubator is distinguished from other bands of their style for their political position: anti-fascist and anti-racist....

Tremendous early work from German saxophonist Joki Freund -- a player who would go onto much greater fame in the progressive years at the end of the 60s, but who already sounds plenty darn great on this early combo side from 1963! The style of the work is incredibly hip -- with a definite John Coltrane modal groove in place, but also a sense of globally conscious jazz that's very much in the spirit of classic Saba/MPS work, but which predates most of that by a number of years! Freund plays tenor and soprano sax here -- in a sextet...