CHARIF MEGARBANE - Hawalat LP Stoner he also co-founded the Stanford

he also co-founded the Stanford University’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics in 1975

brimming with freshness

By 1981 Second Layer had found a home on London-based label Cherry Red and released their debut album World of Rubber in November of that year

Elevator to Eden was originally released in 1983 on cassette by Color Tape Records

Conor Oberst appears to bring in some melancholic stuff and in the end suddenly Kylesa joins to bring the whole thing to an heavy end

CHARIF MEGARBANE - Hawalat LP Stoner he also co-founded the StanfordIf Hawalat sounds like a world tour thats because it essentially is. As much as Marzipan is a picture of Lebanon from the inside, Hawalat kind of picks up from where Marzipan finished but more looking to the outside, the diaspora, to the notion of exile. Megarbane says he is interested in the connections between the global and the domestic, the mundane and the cosmic, and wanted to create space for non linear progression. Hawalat is based on the idea