the duo rejected “rare record culture” and instead pilfered their crates for anything and everything (the band claim that there are over 3
the Scratch sticks in the groove while delivering solid bass and extended highs
"Postcard From 1952" and "Let Me Back In" lean more to the classic EITS sound that they’re known for
Applicator brush is conveniently attached to the underside of the cap
this time with a little help from DJ Snake and Danish singer MØ on vocals
Jiro Inagaki & Soul Media: In The Groove (Japan Import) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP the duo rejected “rare record"Since its formation in 1969, Soul Media had been advocating a fusion of jazz and rock. The next step along that line was this album, In the Groove, recorded in 1973. The sharpness of jazz is brought to the forefront, with rock melting in to give it an edge, and funk injected to imbue it with power and resilience. The result was a strong, sophisticated, and simply 'cool music' that could not be categorized within existing genres such as jazz rock,