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then stitched together in Skelly’s

DJs played with that insistent and peculiar beat that characterizes Northern Soul

in the process creating many tunes that became epoch-defining hits for South America‰۪s biggest country ‰ÛÓ not to mention the world at large

The band worked closely with in-house engineer Eric Bauer - facilitator

influenced by Graham Greene novels

There was no place else to hang their hats

including: The WOMB (Oklahoma City

bass lines and machine generated drum patterns while exploring new sonic territory - traditional Japanese percussion instruments like the taiko and hyōshigi and west African percussion - a nod to the Afro-Japanese

“The aural assault of ‘Celebrate Your Mother’

They recorded the album at the Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea

and other celestial textures guided to cohesion by Hollie’s own wordless singing

the demented grandeur of the song is turned up to eleven with zany vocal lines (hence the high-pitched "What'll I do" inflections) and other performances that somehow sound more evil and gruff here than they did on Oliver Wallace and Ned Washington's version