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Reminds us very much of NZ's early 90's underground artist Sandra Bell
Great two sided R’n’B dancers including the 1961 dance craze from Louisianna - learn the Kangaroo now
Running reveals Ryan Downey as a timeless talent
While ‘LP’ compiled Smirk’s two limited run cassettes
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** FLASH SALE ** GRID - Decomposing Force LP d-beat Reminds us very much ofHighly recommended. The three members of New Yorks Grid can claim a pedigree that draws deeply from both jazz the skronkier, freer end of the form and noise, albeit noise broadly traceable to rock music. Their second album upholds both those poles with power surge ferocity. Its opening five seconds, saxophonist Matt Nelson playing unaccompanied to launch "Brutal Kings", is more recognisably jazz (as someone who nodded out in a 1970s Bowery loft and
