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inspired by both contemporary and 80s avant-pop
echoing all the facets that illuminate Anne Sylvestre's art and personality
" "Seneca Creek" and more
alongside classic soul to reggae covers including cuts of Marlena Shaw’s ‘Women of the Ghetto’ and Odyssey’s ‘Don’t Tell Me Tell Her’
La Rumba Del Perdón
LA Priest * GENE - New Vinyl 1/4/19 inspired by both contemporary andArriving four years after the iconoclast variously known as Sam Dust, LA Priest thrilled the world with the cosmic pop of his debut album Inji, GENE is named after a brand new modular drum machine Sam dreamt up and built alone. Working in isolation for more than two years, soldering iron in hand, Sam designed GENE using 150 electrical circuits he made up himself. 1. Beginning 2. Rubber Sky 3. What Moves 4. Peace Lily 5. Open My Eyes 6. Sudden Thing 7.
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