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Album reviews with IAN SINCLAIR: April 22, 2024
New releases from Shabaka, Neil Young & Crazy Horse and David Ian Roberts

Shabaka
Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace
(Impulse!)
★★★

 


 
IT turns out that not only has British jazz pioneer Shabaka Hutchings disbanded two of his critically acclaimed groups — the incendiary Sons Of Kemet and intergalactic The Comet Is Coming — he has also retired his primary weapon of choice, the saxophone.

Instead, starting with his 2022 EP Afrikan Culture, Hutchings has taken up the Shakuhachi, a Japanese flute, and other flutes from around the world.


Neil Young & Crazy Horse
F##kin’ Up
(Warner)
★★★★


David Ian Roberts
David Ian Roberts
(Cambrian Records)
★★★★

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