Cut Hands: Afro Noise I Vol. 2 LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee You probably won't recognize many

You probably won't recognize many (if any) names here

The casing is made of a heavy steel and each unit is made in the USA

formerly of Stones Throw) has tipped me off on a record

reviewed by the mgmnt 05/2005

Cut Hands: Afro Noise I Vol. 2 LP J Dilla aka Jay Dee You probably won't recognize manyWilliam Bennett has described his Cut Hands project, a geographical rhythmic spectacular, as originating from his desire to inject _Haitian vaudou music_ and ritual drumming into a club set he was once doing in Glasgow's renowned Optimo venue. The record, coming a few years after and divided upon release into two volumes, is itself an exploration, a fusion of electronics and sourced, researched, traditional African forms of percussion (see Volume 1