Lebron Brothers - Psychedelic Goes LatinRecorded and released in 1967 at the height of the Psychedelic movement on the Cotique imprint, The Lebron Brothers deliver an incredible release more than worthy of revisiting. Producer and Cotique label chief George Goldner recalls "All the tricks of way out sounds are put into these numbers. You will hear the weirdest sounds ever cut in Latin dance music. No one has ever dared to produce this sound in Latin Music in the past, but I felt the time

and in particular their hit-heavy second album

correct song titles and timings

Limited pressing of 1500

demos and remixes

It is music that became acclaimed as birthing the term ‘indie pop’

and also trusting friends to share that vision with you

The brand new album by rising Australian out-rock duo

“Maybe I’m proud of the horrible grey streets and the shit weather and the stupid fashions I find myself investing in

Though Tunde’s poetic songwriting and towering vocals are central to TV On The Radio

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playfulness

at times apocalyptic