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Ixna
Knotpop

Knotpop
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Artists

Ixna

Catno

CC-002

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album Stereo

Country

US

Release date

Apr 12, 2019

Ixna - Knotpop | Concentric Circles (CC-002)

boomkat: ...Killer art-skool avant-pop from 1981,sung in made-up languages and dished up for the first time by Concentric Circles - the personal imprint of Freedom To Spend’s Jed Bindeman, following his issue of Carola Baer’s home-brewed synth-pop masterpiece. Kudos to Bindeman for reaching the point, after just a couple of releases, where we're convinced beyond any doubt that everything on this label is gonna be gold.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

$48*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Fun Fun Fun

4:13

A2

Ridi Ridi

3:05

A3

Black Shirts

3:35

A4

Flashlight

6:56

A5

I Can't Remember

3:57

B1

Galileo

4:35

B2

Somebody Said

3:32

B3

In The City

3:28

B4

Ixna Portal Exo

3:27

B5

Mi Ne Parolas

2:44

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