I-Mo-Jah — Rockers From The Land of Reggae I-Mo-jah writing sessions for the album

writing sessions for the album saw Biffy Clyro - Simon Neil (vocals/guitar) and the Johnston brothers James (bass) and Ben (drums) working in the intimate environment of their practice room

and intertwining their faith with the spirit of the times

echoes of bell hooks

Dan Deacon wastes no time establishing his whimsical electronic music sensibilities on what is essentially his breakthrough

I-Mo-Jah — Rockers From The Land of Reggae I-Mo-jah writing sessions for the albumThe 100th release on Pressure Sounds (PSLP100) is a brilliant rare roots LP 'Rockers From the Land of Reggae' by I Mo Jah ('Unity' in Swahili). Travelling through the UK in the late 70s Phillip Fullwood met a young Burning Spear, and soon became a touring percussionist with Spear's group. Their relationship gave Phillip valuable insight into studio work, and he moved into production and mixing. The I Mo Jah group had been started in Jamaica and