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with nods to the Cars
One of the prominent elements throughout African Head Charge’s discography has been the ethnomusicology influence
formed in Newcastle upon Tyne in the early 1960s
Four singles were released from the album: "Because I Want You"
C1 Supersonic
Destroyer - Have We Met (New Vinyl) Slowcore with nods to the CarsVinyl, LP, Album Destroyers Dan Bejar initially conceived of Have We Met as a Y2K album. He was already active during the era but not heard overhead in a cafe or salon, which is perhaps what the idea of the Y2K sound evokes nearly two decades later. Bejar assigned frequent producer and bandmate John Collins the role of layering synth and rhythm sections over demos with the period specific Bjrk, Air, and Massive Attack in mind, but he soon realized the