Oh yeah he’s good. Thanks
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One of the last times I saw them was in the pouring rain at the Detroit Electronic Music Festival (I don’t remember which incarnation - Fuse-In? Movement? it’s a blur) and they absolutely slayed the main stage. Pure magic. I also saw them once at The Endup here in SF to a small room, they played on the smallest stage ever and destroyed. Back when JKRiV was on bass and Ethan White (RIP) on keys.
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Dennis Hopper telling Coppola he’s too wasted to learn his lines on Apocalypse Now
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Did Kevin Saunderson sample Nitro Deluxe for ‘Good Life’?
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Mark is such an understated legend. It was common in 90’s Sydney to see him tear it up in a cut up set, and then see him later on in the same venue smash it to bits with a
flawless hardcore set. His bloody Fist label was very popular with noise mungers too.
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One of my all time fave comps.
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The comp or the band? The band is Ofege, who are/were a group of high school kids in Lagos who did 3 or 4 records in the end before I think they disbanded to go off and live the privileged lives they were destined for apparently given that their parents were apparently all very well-off/influential in Nigeria at the time. This is from their record, “Try and Love” that has been reissued a few times and is relatively easy to get here in the States. Pretty sure every store has one.
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The band, I never heard of them only found the track on a skate video few weeks ago…
They’re only about 15 as well.
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That unbelievable… Thanks for the info 
and thank you Vincent Alvarez
Watched an old episode of OSM last night from 89 with A Guy Called Gerald, The Mondays and the brilliant T-Coy on.
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Man I miss Tony Wilson.
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Nice watch that thanks. What an exciting time that was to be a young human being into music.
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Yeh I was thinking the same when i watched it, such a unique character
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