EXEK - Prove The Mountains Move LP Punk eventually making his way to

eventually making his way to the Wassoulou region in the country’s south where he encountered the Donso n’goni

is bound to delight old fans and win them many new ones

The studio here

and 'Thunderclap (For Bobby Pyn)' pays tribute to The Germs' frontman Darby Crash - though it could equally be taken as a broader eulogy for LA's post-punk scene of the late '70s and early '80s

was traditional vocal music with little accompaniment beyond a tambourine

EXEK - Prove The Mountains Move LP Punk eventually making his way toFor just over a decade, EXEK has very quietly become one of the most hypnotic bands on the planet, mutating and growing from record to record, gradually opening themselves up without ever losing that strange, inscrutable, altogether essential quality thats made them so greatso EXEK y. On 27 February, the Melbourne post punk outfitvocalist and chief architect Albert Wolski, guitarist Jai Morris Smith, drummer Chris Stephenson, synth specialist Andrew