"The endless 70´s car chase will no stop. Fuzz accelerator, harmolodic brakes,go faster pipe. Roof gone. Running on grunge vapour. Swarms of heated notes attack you hair and beard. Involuntary hip hop head nod. Here comes the blessing."

Imagine a combination of Kusturica’s music and music of Tarantino’s films, or Coltrane consuming acid and playing with a punk band in love. A so-called jazz band, whose members call themselves anything but jazz. I compared them with Medeski Martin & Wood’s experiments or with Steven Bernstein’s music from Sex Mob .

They are feeding something unusual to the children in Bristol , where they have Massive Attack or Portishead , whose guitarist is involved in this project. “ The Blessing " bring their first album, inspired in spy films from the 60’s and cars’ persecutions. This way it is becoming the record of the week in Acidconga.

Jim Barr, Clive Deam, Judge Pete and Jake McMurchie form up this assemblage, completely instrumental, being rated 5 stars by BBC Music Magazine . So if you are in those positive moments of mild hysteria and confusion, and want to chill your eccentricities for a few minutes, this can be a good choice.

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