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Esclavo Y Amo/Electric Travels
7-inch (Item 558046) Ubiquity, 2011 — Condition: New Copy
Dreamy and cinematic Latin psychedelia from Echocentrics – a project of Adrian Quesada, who has been a part of some pretty great leftfield funky combos to date – including Ocote Soul Sounds, Brownout and Grupo Fantasma! "Esclavo Y Amo" is a cover of a Peruvian ballad with raw drums and sweet female vocals. "Electric Travels" starts with a hazy, noirish before some harder hitting drums and atmospherics. (Limited numbered pressing of 500 copies.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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