Bananagun - The True Story of Bananagun Format:Black Vinyl pressed to recycled vinyl

pressed to recycled vinyl

Whilst their melancholic debut Songs of the Saxophones was written amid the incessant rain of a northern Californian winter aboard the boat they lived on

Can it really be over two decades since the band’s genre-blurring ‘pagan folktronica’ first emerged from an east London studio courtesy of a clutch of Gilles Peterson-endorsed singles on the small Static Caravan imprint

it has to feel surprising

many things haven't dramatically changed - the climate crisis continues to elude politicians

Bananagun - The True Story of Bananagun Format:Black Vinyl pressed to recycled vinylVinyl Deluxe: Transparent red yellow split colour splatter vinyl with bonus 7" featuring Maston & Traffik Island remixes of "Out Of Reach" & "Taking The Present For Granted" respectively. Black: the same great album on black vinyl. CD Compact disc, presented in softpack sleeve with re useable plastic outer sleeve. Carbon offset. *** Hailing from Melbourne, but with a sound stretching from 60s and 70s afrobeat and exotica to Fela Kuti esque repetition,