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” where the imperative is to make the paper bigger
all of whom were Ratfolk
as he ranges between scrabbling solidarity and an askance skewering of his partner’s antics
Tapping into that city’s inspiring independent pop scene
Babatunde Lea (percussion) and Jalango Ngoma (timbales)
Suigin-Lamp – Flamenco Party [CS] Electroacoustic / Abstract ” where the imperative is"The name means "mercury lamp" and the industrial implications are entirely intentional. Suigin Lamp was a trio: Kumiko Yamamoto on bass and sampler, Kazuhide Kawata on guitar, vocals, and sampler, and Kosei Yatani on violin and guitar. Flamenco Party, their only recording, was captured live at Shinjuku Ongakukan in April 1991 and released on Vanilla Records the same year six tracks on a single sided C62 cassette, numbered in the label's
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