Bleep

Staalplaat continue to reissue the work of Bryn Jones posthumously, following his death from a blood infection in 1999. 'No Human Rights For Arabs In Israel' shows his life-long preoccupation with the state of the Middle East, a searing dubbed-out, droning release with the fate of Palestine in mind. If you strip Jones' music of all its context and references then what he puts forward is still bold and visceral, a brash way with rhythm and knack for twisting samples dominating, particularly on the over seven-minute squall of opening track 'Refugee'.