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Yura Yura Teikoku's Hollow Me accompanied by the Beautiful EP. Japan's Yura Yura Teikoku are a bona fide institution at home, arguably the only "underground" psychedelic group there to have achieved "overground" success. They've gathered a huge following over the past 20 years, yet become progressively stranger and more experimental, cramming both weird and classic influences into a unique, potent form. Hollow Me, their tenth studio album, abandons the ecstatic, blown-out psychedelia of their earlier w... [ read more ]
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Richie Santana is no stranger to music. Having starting DJing at the ripened age of thirteen, Santana began his professional career as a mobile disc jockey, working local house parties, sweet sixteen's and weddings. Not before too long, it was the mirrored balls** and flashing lights of nightclubs that called out to the dj and he landed a weekly gig at Staten Island's Club Morocco.From his club mixing, Santana became acquainted with Anthony Acid and Brutal Bill, who were known as prominent re-mixers and p... [ read more ]
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'Taking inspiration from the amateurish antics of Huggy Bear and then acting like they were seven years old, the Bis were one of the strangest phenomenons of late '90s British indie-rock. Aggressively primitative and defiantly childish, the Bis claimed to be at the forefront of 'the Teen-C Revolution,' which apparently translated as young adults wishing they were still in elementary school. Inspired by the Nation of Ulysses, Huggy Bear, Blur and the 'cutie' indie movement of Sarah Recrods, the group crosse... [ read more ]
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