Incognito UK part of the Jazz Is

part of the Jazz Is Dead series

The album delivers hit after hit—"I'll Go Crazy

Maeda's killer arrangements fit perfectly somewhere on the stylistic intersection of David Axelrod and Lalo Schifrin

the tenor sax of Nobuo Hara and Hozan Yamamoto's shakuhachi create a subtly captivating style

Discover the musical identities of South-East Asia from the 1970s and 80s with Ayo Ke Disco

Incognito UK part of the Jazz IsNo Use For A Names debut album, Incognito, produced by Brett Gurewitz, captures No Uses early hardcore roots and their gritty punk rock style. The band even shared the stage with The Accused, highlighting their raw energy. This record was first issued in 1991 under New Red Archives.