Various- The Indestructable Beat of Soweto (Vinyl) Rico Nasty O'Connell found he had some

O'Connell found he had some new artistic resources at his disposal

"Cihangir" was one of the first demo recordings from the band that set our hearts aflame

and the complexity of post-human existence through a cathartic lens of churning rhythms and haunting vocal work

or attempts to work through the confusing times we live in

Various- The Indestructable Beat of Soweto (Vinyl) Rico Nasty O'Connell found he had someIn South Africa, long standing racial segregation, codified by apartheid, accelerated the growth of new musical styles in the black townships where black workers sought some re lease from the daily grind in music and dance. The resultant township music styles, known collectively as mbaqanga, had the raw urgency of postwar Chicago blues in the United States. With accordions, guitars, fiddles, percussion (and ul timately electric bass and guitar),