Harlem River Drive: Harlem River Drive Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP *Loc02 There would be no Wayne's

There would be no Wayne's World (referring to the film

" sounding something like a Abba and Moroder collaboration only quite a bit smarter

Also check out the Stereolab / Broadcast vibes on “Mr Donut” and the moody Euro spy flick coolness of “Goodnight Jack

Gear nerds will take note: the tracks were crafted with a minimal (but awesome) setup of Juno 60

proved to be just the right jolt of saccharine Scottish indie pop that the world needed at the time

Harlem River Drive: Harlem River Drive Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP *Loc02 There would be no Wayne'sHarlem River Drive is a highway that cuts through Harlem, allowing cars and citygoers to bypass the local streets of the neighborhood entirely. It was a stretch of road that allowed the rich to zip past and avoid the harsh social realities that were ever present in the ghetto of 1970s New York. For many locals in Harlem including Eddie Palmieri the highway symbolized the harsh inequalities of modernity that was rife with racial turbulence. Palmieri's