Spacemen 3: Recurring (180g, Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP For a Japanese man to

For a Japanese man to think he could pop in America in 1978 with a vocoder-fied exotica romp like this

Originally a self-released white label EP recorded under the name Twigs (hence the FKA) that introduced the world to Barnett's macabre blend of R&B and downtempo

No one is even coming close to this right now

writing the horn lines with his mouth or a kazoo on the demos

let’s kill the cops tonight

Spacemen 3: Recurring (180g, Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP For a Japanese man toBy the time Recurring FINALLY came out, Spacemen 3 was no more, Peter Kember & Jason Pierce having separated to begin other projects. The album's composition is telling of the troubled relationship; Kember wrote the first side, which draws from '90s club electronic influences, and Pierce handled the second side, which bears more of the sad, reverb drenched alt rock sound that he would continue to explore for his post Spacemen endeavors (read: