"And so the song continues for six, all too short minutes, a heart wrenching window into Ellis' childhood and his gospel and jazz roots."

"constructing a barrage of polyrhythmic percussion and layering the highly flammable rhythms with deviant dark room rave primed electronica and low frequency pressure,"

"It's a broken beat, punky, Afrofuturistic banger that's going to smash the live shows, with a touch of the Bob Vylan or Sleaford Mods righteous anger"

but hold tight for a full on lysergic, purgatorial sounding meltdown finale, graced by Shariff's far out and freaky vocal talents.

a start to finish listen both vocally & musically, with the vibes & vision tuned in that much tighter to Holley’s singular, on point lyrics

Pre-pandemic I used to regularly post a more uptempo release on a Friday, admittedly more for others than myself, as by then I’d usually...