C'est la goute qui fait déborder le vase." This is the last straw.
A strong statement in the middle of this EP, for an otherwise carefree bunch of buddies from the East of Flanders. That's only one side of the picture, though. This frustration and despair gets bundled with gratefulness and hope in their most recent "Bleached Flamingo EP". So don't take them for pessimists. Yes, they like some drama. And it's up to Stavroz to translate this in their way to music.
Melancholic yet mesmerizing, confident yet haunting, but not too much that it sucks the life out of you. Because they added groove. And groove is life.

DJ FEEDBACK
early support from:

Lazarusman: So things in life are essential to living a long healthy and prosperous life. This is one of them. Thank you as always guys.
Xinobi: Beautiful. So glad to listen to this. It has been a while since Kasambila, and this one is stronger.
Be Svendsen: Love this
Audiofly: its so good to hear a well rounded Ep ...effortless love it
Monolink: Me Gusta!
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“The project is a beautiful piece of work that takes the listener on a sonic journey through various energies and grooves. Diverse ethnic sounds keep the tunes fresh while carrying a mysterious aura throughout the project. Featuring more alternative/rock influence than their previous efforts, particularly on tracks “Romeo” and “Stoque”, the group seemed to really elevate their sound with this project. "Chaque Fois" is the most house-influenced track on the EP; honing in on a desert house sound that features compelling drums overlayed with a subtle bassline and mystifying french vocals, taking listeners on an immense 7-minute voyage.
The 28-minute EP is the perfect escape from the hustles and bustles of everyday life.” –Earmilk.com