~ The Herbaliser
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~ The Herbaliser
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~ The Herbaliser
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~ The Herbaliser
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~ The Herbaliser
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| 1. Intro |
| 2. Mission Improbable - Herbaliser & What What |
| 3. Who's The Realest |
| 4. When I Shine - Herbaliser & Bahamadia |
| 5. Gold Rush |
| 6. Moon Sequence |
| 7. Mind In The Frame - Herbaliser & Blade |
| 8. Funny |
| 9. Shattered Soul |
| 10. Road Of Many Signs - Herbaliser & The Dream Warriors |
| 11. Wall Crawling Giant Insect Breaks |
| 12. Sensual Woman |
| 13. Let It Go - Herbaliser & What What |
| 14. Jakesbachache |
| 15. Missing Suitcase |
| 16. Starlight - Herbaliser & Roots Manuva |
"Sit back, relax & be cool, recline" Roots Manuva of Ninja Tune affiliated label Big Dada, will help you unwind with "Starlight". Floating in mid-air, ballroom style, eyebrow raising vibraphone lines descend then ascend to a smile. And there's nothing better than an MC who sheds lights with their words & can sing soulfully in tune.
"Life is like a road with many signs, with many turns, many stops, many lines." Words to live by woven through a beat so melancholic you could cry yet surprisingly optimistic. No wonder this uplifting track featuring the Dream Warriors is the single. Philosophy can be quite weighty though, & thanks to The Herbaliser's sense of balance, versatility & good timing, that laugh you needed all day is only breaths and steps away.
In "The Sensual Woman", a track inspired by a scene in "Dirty Harry", you'll find yourself immediately aroused (or just plain embarrassed). Subtley scandalous flute progressions of sexual innuendo slither seductively as hypnotic beats of rhythmic child-bearing hips pulsate lasciviously side to side. (I don't know about the Jello though...).
"sometimes I feel like a I need a little soul" How about you? Track II, "Shattered Soul" ios a quick fix. No words could convey the velocity of this instrumental masterpiece.
The last 2 tracks are milestones for the crew. They never anticipated collaboration with "Queen Order in the Physical" Bahamadia (one of their favourite female wordsmiths), or maverick underground UK rapper, Blade. In "When I Shine", Bahamadia flows fluidly, fluently alongside a funky guitar progression enveloped by mysterious Kamitian undertones. Bitten by the Millennium Bug, Blade's lyrics are feverish with density & conviction in "Mind the Frame", a refreshing change compared to typical hip-hop braggery. But what's so typical about a crew that let's hip-hop be compositionally beautiful yet brutally honest?
Well, what are you waiting for?????
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