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Aminu Dakogu - Waa Lebila

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There are two shows from Leo for November.

This one is a carefully curated selection of sounds designed to make you question whether your radio is working properly. Murex bookend proceedings with a massacre and a silverspoon, while Arca, Blawan and Ital Tek provide electronic disturbances of varying severity. Shovel Dance Collective, Frankie Archer and Angeline Morrison bring folk traditions into the room. Elsewhere, Gurriers, Gilla Band and Swansea Sound offer different approaches to being disagreeable, Arab Strap maintain their usual sunny disposition, and Clark opens a kosmische supermarket with an uncertain returns policy. There's intricate beauty from Hannah Frances, fractured atmospherics from Max Cooper and two appearances by Sneers.. Also featuring Lolina, Callahan & Witscher and a track called canadian inclusive radical misandry, which should help attract a broad demographic.
Music to narrow your friendships and make the neighbours reconsider their life choices.

Now Playing:
Aminu Dakogu - Waa Lebila
Before that we played:
Bity Booker - A Tear
Felicity J Lord - Duet
Swansea Sound - Mean To Be Mean (Radio Version)
schoolbook_depository - canadian inclusive radical misandry
B_Man - Burning (Industrial Breakbeat Mix)
THIS IS SHIT - Blue Nine