Taste What's Rhythm (Vinyl LP) Hard Rock

Taste What's Rhythm (Vinyl LP) Hard RockManchester's Avant Jazzy Funk outfit Swamp Children were enviably eclectic and Taste What's Rhythm is their mini masterpiece. Flitting gracefully through a feast of genres with consummate ease, the band were almost indefinable and, accordingly, nigh on impossible to market. So whilst this cult EP, originally out in 1982 on Factory Benelux, remains in demand for those in the know, it has also glided under the radar of many otherwise clued up heads for

this was Paron's last LP before his tragically early

Gale Paridjanian was raised in the multicultural melting pot of South London in a family home full of musical instruments

Songs such as 'Evil Ways

was the first album he released that only included songs sung by himself

imported soul records

Bleachers and more

sleigh bells

Empires delivers dark resignation via an insidious melody and Seven Veils continues the subversion by inverting the perception of elbow as a band for lovers into a band for haters

This killer album was originally released only on CD format in 1998

“Soul Donkey”

Esko Wallace and the Tren-teens

Sons of Kemet and Arlo Parks