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Dakhla Brass Bristol, UK
Dakhla Brass weave glittering brass threads into intricate musical tapestries like no other band. Propelled by restless
percussion, theirs is 'not exactly' music - not exactly jazz, not exactly brass band or Arabian or Second Line Mardi Gras. . yet it draws on all that and more.
This is demon stuff, delivered with deadly accuracy by five exceptional musicians, and it's in a class of it's own.
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Dakhla Brass recommends:
Troubled Feet
by The Zen Hussies
Featuring members of Dakhla, The Zen Hussies have been purveyors of their uniques take on swing, ska, boogaloo and any other genres they fancy since 2001.
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A bit short, but it’s GoGo Penguin, so it’s pretty dense anyway. Perhaps a bit more relaxing that the other album I’m used to, “v2.0”.
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Through the Deep, Dark Valley
by The Oh Hellos
supported by 4 fans who also own “In the Land of Milk & Honey”
This album makes me want to run in a valley, dance near a bonfire, and repent for all my sins at the same time.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “In the Land of Milk & Honey”
Never heard of this genre before, but gosh is it good! Such a skillful, energetic, and overall amazing band and performers!
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The bassist who's spent much of his career pushing against jazz traditions finds value in embracing them, to some degree, with a nimble quartet of fellows.
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A captivating jazz experience, “Nightjar” is lit up by twinkling piano and sweet, sonorous brass.
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