Sunday Night Live At The Laptop Café
As promised, Clone come up roses again with reissue of a highly sought-after, Drexciya-related classic that was originally issued in 2002 and has been outta print ever since.
Back in the hazy, carefree pre-crash days of the early ‘00s, this 12” was a staple in our Pelicanneck shop and with anyone susceptible to debonaire Detroit gear; revolving the ear-worming vocal hook “almond mochaccinomakes me feel alright” (although we could never properly figure out what he was saying) set to a woozy, subby bassline and dreamy chord progression which has been lodged in our collective bonce ever since.
The A-side was so strong that you’d often forget the B-side, but every time you rememevgerd to check it again, Sherard Ingram aka Mystic Tribe A.I. aka Drexciyan DJ Stingray’s Telepathic Seduction would quietly blow us away, like how did you forget about that one?! And funnily enough its double-timed, deep south style drum percolations perhaps now sound more relevant and up-to-date than before.
Stone cold classic.
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As promised, Clone come up roses again with reissue of a highly sought-after, Drexciya-related classic that was originally issued in 2002 and has been outta print ever since.
Back in the hazy, carefree pre-crash days of the early ‘00s, this 12” was a staple in our Pelicanneck shop and with anyone susceptible to debonaire Detroit gear; revolving the ear-worming vocal hook “almond mochaccinomakes me feel alright” (although we could never properly figure out what he was saying) set to a woozy, subby bassline and dreamy chord progression which has been lodged in our collective bonce ever since.
The A-side was so strong that you’d often forget the B-side, but every time you rememevgerd to check it again, Sherard Ingram aka Mystic Tribe A.I. aka Drexciyan DJ Stingray’s Telepathic Seduction would quietly blow us away, like how did you forget about that one?! And funnily enough its double-timed, deep south style drum percolations perhaps now sound more relevant and up-to-date than before.
Stone cold classic.
As promised, Clone come up roses again with reissue of a highly sought-after, Drexciya-related classic that was originally issued in 2002 and has been outta print ever since.
Back in the hazy, carefree pre-crash days of the early ‘00s, this 12” was a staple in our Pelicanneck shop and with anyone susceptible to debonaire Detroit gear; revolving the ear-worming vocal hook “almond mochaccinomakes me feel alright” (although we could never properly figure out what he was saying) set to a woozy, subby bassline and dreamy chord progression which has been lodged in our collective bonce ever since.
The A-side was so strong that you’d often forget the B-side, but every time you rememevgerd to check it again, Sherard Ingram aka Mystic Tribe A.I. aka Drexciyan DJ Stingray’s Telepathic Seduction would quietly blow us away, like how did you forget about that one?! And funnily enough its double-timed, deep south style drum percolations perhaps now sound more relevant and up-to-date than before.
Stone cold classic.
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As promised, Clone come up roses again with reissue of a highly sought-after, Drexciya-related classic that was originally issued in 2002 and has been outta print ever since.
Back in the hazy, carefree pre-crash days of the early ‘00s, this 12” was a staple in our Pelicanneck shop and with anyone susceptible to debonaire Detroit gear; revolving the ear-worming vocal hook “almond mochaccinomakes me feel alright” (although we could never properly figure out what he was saying) set to a woozy, subby bassline and dreamy chord progression which has been lodged in our collective bonce ever since.
The A-side was so strong that you’d often forget the B-side, but every time you rememevgerd to check it again, Sherard Ingram aka Mystic Tribe A.I. aka Drexciyan DJ Stingray’s Telepathic Seduction would quietly blow us away, like how did you forget about that one?! And funnily enough its double-timed, deep south style drum percolations perhaps now sound more relevant and up-to-date than before.
Stone cold classic.