
NEMESSIO: Hey Hey (Vinyl 7″)
If you’d previously heard of Nemessio’s holy grail 1979 Afro-Latin funk classic Hey Hey and weren’t one of the select few who possessed a copy,

If you’d previously heard of Nemessio’s holy grail 1979 Afro-Latin funk classic Hey Hey and weren’t one of the select few who possessed a copy,

It’s another four-to-the-floor glitterball bomb from Lack Of Afro ahead of the forthcoming Love Dealer LP with Keeping Me Strong. And like predecessors Walls Start

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Jeez – if MADMADMAD’s latest single Spin Wave had been released in the late 90s it would’ve been top five at least. Why? Because for

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With the all-new Mighty Mocambos long player A Higher Frequency due in just over a week there’s still time to squeeze in one more single

Since the dawn of recorded pop music in the 1950s, I don’t know if there’s a part of any decade more bereft of mainstream cool

After the success of debut 45 Göç Mevsimi back in the autumn – which made such a splash that Iggy Pop played it on his

Now then, what’s this – pumping analogue disco beat, post-punk-style bass and a Lipps Inc, Funky Town-style synthesizer motif? Oh – and female vocals. That’s

Bolstered by the response to last summer’s vinyl 45 appearance of their Samba De Flores cover, Romero Bros return with an epic 12″ offering a