William Onyeabor Crashes in Love (2nd Version) LP Includes a zine-style insert. but there's so much more

but there's so much more to come

This in itself isn’t a surprise—Laetitia has relentlessly followed her music through different dynamics and into a variety of dimensions over the course of four solo albums since 2010 (not to forget her three albums with Monade and the long era of Stereolab)—but the nature of the construction here stands distinctly apart from her recent albums

If he couldn't be Dylan maybe he'd be Daniel Johnstonor Frank Black and The Pixies or maybe Darby Crash and The Germs

All of this material is the foundation of an ear-body-and-mind-flossing 100 minutes for 4 voices/performers

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William Onyeabor Crashes in Love (2nd Version) LP Includes a zine-style insert. but there's so much moreThis is the second version of Crashes in Love. The songs are similar enough that when we were mastering the compilation, we sent the stereo first version of Crashes out to be cleaned and we got back this mono version from someone who had both We couldn't figure out how cleaning an album turned a stereo record into a mono one. We didn't notice that the stereo album has five songs and this one has four, dropping off the instrumental "Jungle Gods". And