Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Sahara SwingNow Again Records follows up The Heliocentrics percussive excursions into the astral realms of psychedelia with an album of Afro tinged funk music originating from the Southern Sahara and recorded in Germany. Prior to Sahara Swing, Karl Hector only appeared on one 7 inch, from 1996, as the leader of the Funk Pilots. For this album, he has teamed up with Jay Whitefield (producer and guitarist for the Poets of Rhythm and the Whitefield Brothers, and

many of which have been unavailable for many years and not presented outside of the original 7" release

On catalog highlights including 2020’s Auto and the 2024 free-jazz sprawler Viewfinder

“This record is about reassuring yourself that happiness is not about what kind of things you have or how many things you have or what you don’t have—it’s about all the good things you do

1992’s ‘Untitled’ brought the band’s third album that re-cemented the duo once again as the progenitors of the “lo-fi” genre

They aren’t a genre study

Understatement is the key to his songs and performances' general success

As Marshall Chess says

“I recorded this LP as I wondered

Magnolia was composed from the heart and from the spirit of those in the studio those late nights in Loveland

Comprised of vocalist Charlie Steen

Available on limited Loser Edition Coke bottle green coloured vinyl

Michael and Luke have reversed their Asylums duties