Leon Keïta – s/t LP indie the lulling synthetic infinity deepens

the lulling synthetic infinity deepens

because they were carried away by the rhythm and excited by the texts that touched them directly

Opening track “Victory” observes the frenetic pulsations of a disintegrating

This 7" includes the Go Soft tracks on side A and the Pop Off tracks

“Call it a death drive but that ain’t fair / Drive implies I’m headed somewhere

Leon Keïta – s/t LP indie the lulling synthetic infinity deepensMidway through the Mandingue groove inferno that is Dakan Sate, Korotoumi I knew I had found a gem. Hypnotic guitar solos, heavy bass riffs, psychedelic organ lines, and funky horns what more could you want? A fixture on the Malian music scene, Leon Keta was born in Guinea before finding his way to the Malian capital where he worked as a teacher, organiser of cultural festivals, accountant and musician. Although Leon didnt make many solo recordings,