If you're into contemporary jazz and have grown tired of having to source music that is limited to the 60's and 70's, the Computer Ugly label is the right place to be looking.

Black Milk and Nat Turner, moreover, are two masters of the genre and with this LP entitled The Rebellion Sessions, they provide a sublime concoction of old jazz traditions coated in a sleeker, modern vibe. The basslines on tunes like "The Ancient Rebellion" and "Never" are good enough to be heard on their own, and other songs like "Just A Thing" would not sound out of place in either a disco or hip-hop set by the likes of Theo Parrish or Moodymann. In fact, while this album is undoubtedly jazz throughout, there's something more kinetic and dance-oriented across its arrangements

PERSONNEL:

• Malik Hunter (bass)
• Zebulun "Z" Horton (drums)
• Aaron "Ab" Abernathy (keyboards)
• Aaron Abernathy and Malik Hunter (vocals)

TRACKS:

• SIDE A
• A1. The Ancient Rebellion
• A2. Neve
• A3. The Knock
• A4. Just A Thing
• A5. Burn

• SIDE B
• B1. Electric Spanking
• B2. Take 2
• B3. You Need This Light
• B4. Traveler
• B5. Blacks