Los Orientales de Paramonga - Los Orientales de Paramonga 1972-1976Format : 2xLP Label : Analog Africa Catalog # : ANAF 105 Genre : Latin In the late 1960s, the coastal city of Paramonga in Peru gave rise to a vibrant music scene shaped by surf, rockabilly, and tropical sounds. Among its protagonists were two musicians, Vctor Ramrez and Maximiliano Chvez, who, with their psychedelic guitars, Fender amplifiers, and wah wah pedals, defined not only their own sound but also shaped the musical identity of the region. The

The first release promises a lot for the coming series with signing the first EP with Demi Requisimo

After a cassette of their debut performance found its way to Kay Booth who worked at Inferno Records

For the second release

Genre : Techno Electro

They were predestined to meet up with the Saravah record label (founded in 1965 by Pierre Barouh)

Born on the campuses of Tokyo

The album delves into the architecture of memory and human emotion

This however didn’t signal the end of the innovation in Japan

The original EP captured a moment in time in a way few songs can manage

featuring infectious trumpet from band-leader Ignace de Souza

Special thanks to Gavin Maycroft

the blissed out hippy drum circle vibes of 'Volkswagenesque' and 'Camel Sands'