but you also get the fierce Afro-psych vibes of "Tell Me (I'm Wrong)(2)" on the flip
definitely one of the strongest releases of the year from Ninja Tune
let me sit here and drink some beer
Lou Barlow's bass drives the songs forward over the resounding drums of Murph
Romare: Love Songs - Part Two (180g, Colored Vinyl) Vinyl 2LP Pro-Ject Phono Preamps but you also get theHailing from London, Archie Fairhurst aka Romare delivers a smashing electronic album. The talented producer takes his name from the late Romare Bearden, who was known best for his collages. Fairhurst's art takes a similar form, as he samples from soul, funk, jazz, blues, gospel, and other genres to weave together a forward, experimental body of work, which usually sits on top of bass influenced rhythms. From the stunning vocal sample of the opening