Brother Dege - How To Kill A Horse Condition:New The Orchids recorded these sides

The Orchids recorded these sides in two separate sessions for Chicago's Parrot label in April and September of 1955

" explains Thibaut Garcia

Concurrently with his musical studies and concertizing activities

This box set collects DIIV's inaugural three 7"s

"Saraswati" is also used as a term for scholars and seekers of truth

Brother Dege - How To Kill A Horse Condition:New The Orchids recorded these sidesRecorded at night in an empty warehouse (while he worked at a men's homeless shelter during the day), Brother Dege's second album "How to Kill a Horse" is a tour de force artwork that ranges from barn burners to ancient Delta meditations to Babylonian junkyard jams that explore the dark underbelly of what it is to be a man in the modern world. Influences include: Ernest Hemingway, Joseph Conrad, Ry Cooder, Norman Mailer, Henry Miller, Sonic Youth,