Fudge Fingas Untytled EP

So you didn't get that last Firecracker that came in an incredible sleeve and was limited to 45 copies? Well now you and the other 99% of humanity can at least own the music contained within it with this regular re-release, and to be honest although the sleeve isn't hand-weaved by a Peruvian tribe centuries known for their mastery of textile craft, the one yer getting here is pretty goddamn sweet. Bringing together calypso rhythms and Bernie Worrell-does-Acid lines, Fudge Fingas' "Untytled" is an exemplary example of why everyone is in admiration of the geezer, and that's because he can actually make actual music, with compositions and melody and all that. Excuse the lofty jargon. Linkwood bring equal heat in the form of "Secret Value", but guess what? Fudge Fingas has gone and blessed it with the refreshing audio equivalent of yer girlfriends mint & tea tree shower gel, adding liquid bass and lush keys. The Fingas finishes off the E.P with one of his most interesting tracks to date "Minus 616", a dense, immersive piano piece that proves that getting this E.P out to a wider audience was just simply a righteous and necessary move. Take that skinny tie off, wrap it round yer arm and mainline that uncut funk, baby.