Anteloper: Tour Beats 1

Anteloper SKU: 40840680
Anteloper: Tour Beats 1

Anteloper: Tour Beats 1

Anteloper SKU: 40840680

Format: VINYL LP

Regular price $25.98
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Title: Tour Beats 1
Artist: Anteloper
Label: International Anthem
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 603784912509
Genre: Rock

Vinyl LP pressing. Anteloper is the duo of Jaimie Branch (Fly or Die) and Jason Nazary (Bear in Heaven, Helado Negro). Of Anteloper, Rolling Stone says, 'fractured beats and pealing, effects-heavy brass suggests a punk-minded update of Miles Davis' most thrillingly weird Seventies explorations'

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