HABIBI - Anywhere But Here LP+7" 50-60s The band claim they were

The band claim they were trying to mix Funkadelic with Captain Beefheart to see what happened

à la The Psychedelic Furs meets Christian Death

one after another

and it's one of the best things Walker has done since the still-unsettling The Drift

Minutemen) to paisley underground (The Last

HABIBI - Anywhere But Here LP+7" 50-60s The band claim they wereLimited edition coke bottle clear colour vinyl. Bonus 7" with 4 covers of songs originally by The Savages, Kleenex, Delta 5 and Quix*o*tic HABIBI are venturing into the unknown. While their self titled debut combine[d] the Colgate white glisten of sixties girl group pop with an uncensored edge" (The New Yorker), their sophomore album responds to a current global climate of unease, weaving colorful '60s refrains with moodier, more expansive sonic