No, not another post about the groundbreaking album by Joy Division. This is about a song I listened the first time a couple of days ago and I cant't forget since then. It is by Las Kellies, a grrrl-band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their post-punk sound includes a funky bass-line borrowed by ACR, extracts of early dub/reggae references, sharp guitars and a smooth female voice. In better times this song would have a massive airplay.
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Sonntag, 2. Februar 2020
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No, not another post about the groundbreaking album by Joy Division. This is about a song I listened the first time a couple of days ago and I cant't forget since then. It is by Las Kellies, a grrrl-band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their post-punk sound includes a funky bass-line borrowed by ACR, extracts of early dub/reggae references, sharp guitars and a smooth female voice. In better times this song would have a massive airplay.
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