Yoro Diallo by Egyptian Hip Hop
Tom Jenkins | Thursday 11 October, 2012 14:00
Check out this totally psych vid from Manchester’s Egyptian Hip Hop, a kind of 60s pastiche which looks as if it could’ve been filmed in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park circa ’67 (it’s probably Runcorn). Alarmingly, the large pipe at the beginning brings to mind the storm drain entrance to Pennywise’s lair in terrifying clown-horror TV flick, It. London fans should float on down (‘they all float down here Richie …’) to Corsica studios tonight to catch them live; clown suits optional.
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