Soul Jazz Records Presents STUDIO ONE WOMEN Vol. 2 Buffalo Gradient served to foster a mood

served to foster a mood of almost contented melancholy that seeped into the songs and runs throughout the record

transforming neo-modernist hymns with explosions of foreboding and dread that evoke the vanguard of pop experimentation from Suicide to Roland S

their debut LP "Music for Chicken" is now set to cement the globespanning gang as the finest purveyors of Pacific Northwest rhythm and blues in the land

One of the most brutal and uncompromising records of the 1980s

Soul Jazz Records Presents STUDIO ONE WOMEN Vol. 2 Buffalo Gradient served to foster a moodSoul Jazz Records follows up one its most popular Studio One releases with a brand new selection of rare and classic releases by women in reggae. Featuring legendary artists such as Marcia Griffiths, Rita Marley and Hortense Ellis (with a guest appearance by her brother Alton), alongside a host of rarities from lesser known names such as Nina Soul, Nana Mclean, Denise Darlington, Myrna Hague and also Doreen Schaeffer, a vocalist who was a founding