Cole Evelev

Kallista Kult: the new circle of suspects in this modern-day mystery. Four acts of crime, madness, fatalism and despair. Flashes of lightning and delinquency: innately impulsive, insidious and with no credible motive. Interior realities, psychological delirium. Moon musick in four phases, less Warminster than Warranwood. Intoxication, incoherence, paranormality and paranoia… psylocibin and self-destruction with no sign of consolation.

Janka Nabay first gained recognition in the 1990s by integrating the bubu horns of rural Sierra Leone into bold, new sounds. This rise to prominence coincided with a decade-long internal civil war in his home country that boiled over into the next, so in 2003, Nabay emigrated to Brooklyn. Fourteen years and one U.S. debut later, he’s preparing another full-length release: Build Music comes out on March 23 and the album's lead single “Fusion Swing," premieres today on The FADER.