Zirp

HORNROH Zirpin's latest album, British English, is a delightful romp through the wonderfully odd world of experimental music. With their trademark blend of brass instruments and electronic beats, Zirpin takes the listener on a journey that is both bizarre and captivating. From the funky grooves of "Tea Time Shuffle" to the haunting melodies of "London Fog," British English is a sonic rollercoaster that never fails to surprise. Zirpin's virtuosity on the horn is on full display, with stunning solos and intricate harmonies that will leave you in awe. But what truly sets this album apart is its sense of whimsy. Tracks like "Pudding Parade" and "Queen's Quirks" are a joyous celebration of all things British, with cheeky melodies and irreverent lyrics that will have you chuckling along. In true Pitchfork fashion, we can't help but compare Zirpin to the greats of avant-garde music. With shades of Sun Ra and John Zorn, Zirpin is carving out a niche all their own in the world of experimental jazz. So pour yourself a cuppa, put on your best tweed jacket, and dive into the strange and wonderful world of HORNROH Zirpin's British English. You won't be disappointed.