v/a- BACK UP: Mexican Tecno Pop 1980-1989 LP heavy you can certainly tell this

you can certainly tell this lot were well in tune with the rather twee textual modes – and soaring post-rock posturing – of the late 2000s

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For Octavio Paz is the first Six Organs album to feature the reverberations of a nylon string guitar)

v/a- BACK UP: Mexican Tecno Pop 1980-1989 LP heavy you can certainly tell thisIncludes 12pg booklet printed on neon green, pink, and orange paper, which features photographs, band biographies, lyrics, and liner notes. The sleeve is a neon retro futurist design by Gwenal Rattke. 10 divergent tracks of Mexican electronics, full of skittering analog drum boxes and saucy synthesizer hooks. 8 of these songs were culled from the 2005 CD only compilation Backup: Expediente Tecno Pop. Also included are two previously unreleased cuts.