ACTRESS - SPLAZSH (2LP)
LP (12"/10" Album)
Label: HONEST JON'S
Release date: 31/05/2010
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Catalog no.: HJRLP0000049
Item ID: 385664
Repress! Actress' intuitive and original grasp of beats, textures and rhythm puts him on a parallel path to dance music innovators such as Drexciya, T++, Aphex Twin, Burial and Basic Channel. Double LP.
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