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It’s not so hard to feel its effects though: the 11 tracks here all carry the insular DIY genius that often inhabits basements

Ricardello released his first single Girl Trouble in 1980 just before bringing on friends Mark Higgins (guitar) and Mark “Cakes” Westlake (drums) to join the band

The infectious

adding reality and action to the expected revelry and punky coolness

While “Flying Microtonal Banana” isn’t quite as developed and replayable as “Nonagon Infinity

GOLEM MECANIQUE - Nona, Decima Et Morta LP alternative It’s not so hard toIncludes d l code. You may not know of Karen Jebane (aka Golem Mecanique) but reading the words of Stephen O'Malley in the press release you may want to explore her music further. She uses voice, organ and a form of hurdy gurdy to make music that O' Malley describes as deeply moving and bonechilling and seemed to take him into another world entirely. It sounds utterly fascinating and perhaps life changing and for those who can't get to Le Saix in Haut