V/A - The Pain of Separation: Turkish Gazels, 1926-1935 LP garage You’re Useless decoded the pop

You’re Useless decoded the pop palate through a mutation of the sounds for a strangely unsettling sugar rush

It features the first of two appearances from David Moore (Bing & Ruth) who plays lilting piano lines on the come-down

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V/A - The Pain of Separation: Turkish Gazels, 1926-1935 LP garage You’re Useless decoded the popA collection of spellbinding, melismatic vocal improvisations taken from 78s cut between the mid 1920s to mid '30s a period defined by the aftermath of the Ottoman Empires partition, the Greco Turkish War and the compulsory population exchange that followed. This same period also represented a time of intense efforts, following the establishment of the Republic, to westernise the new nation's music coupled with a ban on traditional music education in