Kalima - Night Time Shadows + Singles Format:CD exalting Times Square's light architect

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as opposed to Aarktica’s lush and intricate song-scapes

The remainder of the disc is a professionally recorded live set taped on 5 November 1982 at the celebrated Hacienda club in Manchester

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The seven bonus tracks include both remixes of Bad News Week by Bernard Sumner of New Order

Kalima - Night Time Shadows + Singles Format:CD exalting Times Square's light architectAn expanded and remastered reissue of the first album by Manchester group Kalima, originally released on Factory Records in 1986 (Fact 155). Kalima were formed in late 1983 from the ashes of Swamp Children. Purveyors of smooth latin, jazz and funk flavours, Kalima recorded three albums for Factory between 1986 and 1990, earning widespread respect for their vaulting ambition and commitment to forms often ignored by the so called 'New Jazz' movement of