TUNDE MABADU - Bisu LP Post Rock

TUNDE MABADU - Bisu LP Post RockOfficial Afrodelic reissue of the ultra rare Tunde Mabadus debut album. Originally released in 1978 on Blackspot label (DECCA's West Africa division), Bisu, which includes the supergroovy Red Jeans, differs from the later 1980 Viva Disco album by a much more pure African style. A beautiful and soulful production in which Tunde's deep voice and sax move on the excellent horns arrangements, percussions, the wahwah rhythm guitar and weird keyboards and

This recording exhibits inspiration so pure that it could only come from within

"Satán Samba" or "La Izquierda Abertzale mata me"

There is no path

from 12-foot sunflowers to a contorted carrot planted in the spring

This has a "Shoot Out The Lights" vibe versus SS's "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight"

will likely be the last of its kind

the band’s debut 7-song LP

distorting sense of time and place but feeling relatable and familiar all the same

taking its intense and energetic tone from the tough times in the Brixton-based producer's life

Disquiet is a special quartet that came together on the stage of the Konfrontationen festival in 2018

Clean production

witty playing style