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got an email last year from the guy behind Tone Def, DJ Yomi, pointing out that 4 Horsemen did not simply = Foul Play alter ego, but was a collaboration with him.

yes and with a through-line of diva-love and female R&B songstress samplige - SOS Band, Princess, et al

apparently this was all his work, the other two admitted...

There's a bit of a logic glitch in that article's argument - AR Kane saying they were hugely inspired by Cocteau Twins, about as unblack as musicians can get! (spoken as someone inclined to argue for AR Kane's supreme godhead and centrality)

Gerald recently put out some music, really different from his previous sound(s) it's an amorphous 50-minute long single track release rationale: “I am fascinated by the science of sound. Silent Sound Spread Spectrum (SSSS) or S-Quad or Squad is allegedly a technology used by the US...

i can't remember the group (the Barkays?) but i did a thing on one of my blogs about how R&B groups changed with the times - the sounds, the equipment used, the stage clothes they wore - it was a sort of good but second-division outfit and you could trace across videos about 20 years of...

you could call rock a continuum because there are many, many examples of bands who keep changing their sound all the way through like this guy Jesse Hector who was in a whole series of bands including the Hammersmith Gorillas and the Gorillas and basically went from the rock and roller era...

you know where I'm going with this

Oh bum I was thinking about trying to write about DHS and dig out the story of "House of God" at some point, Kirk beats me to it. The House of God double-12 inch is almost an album's worth of music, but he did an album-album around that time, which is on streamers and it sounds pretty good...

I saw that Kevin Martin aka The Bug has rescored Solaris, which is a ballsy thing to do given the immensity of both the Tarkovsky film and the soundtrack by Artemiev I feel like this is a thing that others have done but I can't think of any other examples Did the dude from Portishead do one...

I think it was called "rare soul" before it was called Northern Soul. Which is a pre-echo of rare groove.