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Reviews (3)


The guardian

d. 10. Sep. 2015

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John Lewis

d. 10. Sep. 2015

"The USP, though, is the horn section: instead of the rudimentary fanfares of many Afrobeat bands (Fela's Afrika 70 included), this lot have some serious chops - and a baritone sax player who can raise goosebumps".


The quietus

d. 24. Sep. 2015

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Clyde Macfarlane

d. 24. Sep. 2015

"A tight backing of trombones and saxophones give each track irresistible danceability; Kuti would probably look to the horns as a litmus test of afrobeat quality, and in this regard Bixiga 70 shoot off the scale".


fRoots

2016 March

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2016 March

"Vurdering: Good" - "Bixiga 70, a ten-piece jam band from São Paulo, serves up a funk-furious wall of instrumental sound (...) in a signifying beat-box spirit that Fela Kuti, Tony Allen and company would surely recognise".