An influences record with plenty of soul (not just dry academicism), Death of the Revolution is a solid side-project jaunt from the man who, under his Quantic guise, makes some of the best clubjazz around. It's mostly a private project, with only three of the songs featuring outside musicians and Holland handling most of the instruments - piano, guitar, tres, accordion, bass, guacharaca, and the obscure gaita.

As for the music, it sounds most like the summery, pastoral rocksteady reggae of organist hero Jackie Mittoo, with guitar taking the lead or solo role as much as keyboard. The wombats a guide to love loss and desperation zip. Flowering inferno torrent Lg k10 cracked apps apk How to transcribe a zoom meeting free Dangal movie online youtube What is box edit icon in windows 7 How to install nvidia drivers on ubuntu server cli Windows 3.11 iso image for virtual box. With an admirable level of attention to detail, the cover of Death of the Revolution sports the look of classic tropical music from the '60s, the type of 'music for dancing' ('musica para su baile') records often found on LPs from the Seeco or Fonseca labels.

Quantic head Will Holland introduces yet another project, Flowering Inferno, to present this travelogue, recorded in Colombia but encompassing more of the sounds of Jamaica and the Caribbean.