v/a- REMOLINO DE ORO (Coastal Cumbias From Colombia's Discos Fuentes 1961-1973) LP industrial On the front cover of

On the front cover of The Lumpiness of Demand is a blurry shot of a cheap liquor store

This time Bob Seargent (of The BEAT and HAIRCUT 100 fame) was recruited to give ‘Need Somebody To Love’ that sparkle and edge

Director Paul Witzig’s 1971 surf film Sea Of Joy inspired Australian hard rockers TULLY to trade in their riffs and explore enchanted themes and mellow moods that became the film’s celebrated soundtrack

Double 180gm multi-colour swirl vinyl

v/a- REMOLINO DE ORO (Coastal Cumbias From Colombia's Discos Fuentes 1961-1973) LP industrial On the front cover ofA follow up to A Orillas del Magdalena, twelve more cumbias from Colombias most prolific label, Discos Fuentes. Hailing, by all accounts, from the Northern coast of Colombia, Cumbia is the offspring of the musical melding of three culturesthe Indigenous, Spanish and African. Shaped by bright cymbals, an insistent bass line, eclectic percussion and brilliant accordion playing, these Discos Fuentes recordings remain raw, loose and unpolished. From dance