Low End Activist - Gossip Is The Devil's RadioAfter heavy duty releases on self administered imprints Low End Activism and Sneaker Social Club, as well as London's beloved graffiti laden mutant bass stronghold Seagrave (RIP), the almighty Low End Activist makes a welcome debut with the ESP Institute. No stranger to mining distant regions the hardcore continuum and the residue of soundsystem culture at large, his relentless traversing and assembling of U. K. specific rhythms demonstrates there is

anxiety and depression for a long time and

only to become the most influential Christian writer of the twentieth century

even when the overall tone is jocular or ironic

full of big ennui and bigger dreams

The album's 14 tracks reaffirm the touchstones of the band

and the 40 voices and 44 instrumentalists do indeed make up a single choir - instrumentalists and singers sit together

in it's languid evanescence and poignant beauty

this interest has resulted in the arrangement and completion of music by Schumann and Schubert

this is the first complete recording in history of Castrucci's inexplicably neglected Opus 1 sonatas

Alone in her posthumous Grandmother's empty home

He was a fine vocal stylist

Pollock pops in and out of the plotline decked out in impenetrable disguises