Zuma 85 spoken word K-85 flits between bent takes

K-85 flits between bent takes on classic Melchior rockers such as the first track “Dirty Lies” and cheapo electronics grounded noise excursions like “Air Nippon

the presence of this darkness makes the moments of creative purity

Featuring Masta Ace

The album explores different regions of his galaxy

gets a fresh take from a diverse group of electronic artists on the remix collection Lost Themes Remixed

Zuma 85 spoken word K-85 flits between bent takesWith Zuma 85, Allah Las defies algorithmic categorization and robotic sterility, ushering in a new era for the band. Despite being recorded during the unpredictable transition from the Old World to the present, the album remains a return to form for the group, released through their own label Calico Discos in partnership with Innovative Leisure. This follows their early defining releases, Allah Las (2012) and Worship The Sun (2014), solidifying their