Lee Scratch Perry - Jamaican E.T. Artist_Star Funk Group

Lee Scratch Perry - Jamaican E.T. Artist_Star Funk GroupLee 'Scratch' Perry's 2002 album Jamaican E. T. marked his 'comeback'. The extra terrestrial is back with some groovy reggae which creates a bridge between dub, roots and hip hop. But in the end it never ventures to far away from the traditional reggae. The album continues in showing his fascination with aliens, drugs and religion. His own voice is often multi layered and contrasting with each other. In 2003, the album won a Grammy Award for Best

2nd single "Gray Zone"

pedal steel and glorious

their supernatural union on this compilation feels like the meeting of old

one of Northern Soul's foundation venues

it is a fitting document of the band’s first-ever full-length film soundtrack

and an iconic Japanese obi strip attached

This culminated recently at a sold-out show at London’s renowned former fleapit Scala “That was the first gig where we were properly smacked with a feeling that something had shifted” reflects vocalist Matt Baty

Ed Banger favourite and electro-synth-pop demi-god

record breaking BRIT and GRAMMY Award nominated

If you could paint the world black

Includes four black and white cards (14 x 14cm) with pictures of each band member

The in-demand Scandinavian outfit now confirm details of their upcoming long player