Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow Artist_John Gürtler

Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow Artist_John GürtlerThe young and ambitious hip hop group Blackalicious emerged from the underground during the late Nineties. Their debut album established them as one of the West Coast's top outfits, but it was the follow up Blazing Arrow that earned them major acclaim. This second studio album was originally released in 2002 on MCA Records. The album features several guest appearances, including Zack de la Rocha (Rage Against The Machine), Gil Scott Heron, Ben Harper

Described by The Sunday Times as “a beautiful frenzy of movement”

her daughter Diana Purim on vocals and percussionist Celso Alberti

a young woman who seeks to exact revenge on those who have wronged her

featuring photography by Ralf Marsault

Music will never be music until it ceases to represent and begins to sound like non-music or monochrome

cementing Grauzone’s Art band with a Punk attitude ethos

"Mandala" was included on the album Mandala/ Sumeru that was released on ALM (Kojima Recordings) and it was recorded at the NHK Studio of Electronic Music

optimistic spaces with the other records

- Maggie Smith

A non-place

Taking cues from 'Corduroy Road' Keith Kenniff (aka Helios) again restricts himself to the piano in conjuring up his humble soundscapes and again we are pulled into a deep

and alternative rock