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Glass Beams - MahalMelbourne based trio Glass Beams return with Mahal, a brilliant distillation of the psychedelic, cross cultural sensibilities that have defined their music from the start. Formed around Rajan Silva, whose childhood memories of his fathers eclectic record collection and repeated viewings of Concert for George shaped his ear, the band fuses Indian classical influences with Western blues, rock, and electronica in a way that feels both timeless and

and a love of disco

unfolding with a looser

It's nostalgic yet fresh

blending Neapolitan folk traditions with Afrobeat

fusing tradition with fuzz pedals in a way that sounds as ancient as it does futuristic

and it delivers 14 scorching tracks pulled from the vaults of Kinshasa and Brazzaville—two cities divided by the mighty Congo River but bound by a shared devotion to rhythm

Originally released in a Brazil caught between the tropicalia boom and a tightening political regime

Béke brings a clear shift for Finnish jazz band Oiro Pena: the music still draws from spiritual jazz and folk roots

Across its widescreen span

unedited live funk with the shimmering production language of late-’70s disco

From the grime-splattered riffs of “Hang Loose” to the slow-sinking

and the gatefold is heavy and clean

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