Kaiman Jimenez & Kobra 3000 - Wild Ones LP xx1969 down to the basement of

down to the basement of Joe’s brother

The guitar solos are feedback-scorched and the lyrics are passionately political

N stands on our front cover -- Stew talks with the punk outfit about their new LP

These sessions would produce the last of the Aircoach unreleased recordings offering up songs reflecting influences from folk

Kaiman Jimenez & Kobra 3000 - Wild Ones LP xx1969 down to the basement ofFollowing their collaborative release of the single 'Caribe Yo Soy' KAiMN JiMNeZ & KOBRA 3000 return with the debut EP 'The Wild Ones.' These two mischievous picoteros have paid their dues on the sound system circuit and are ready to serve pounds of simmering Caribbean flavour untohungry ear holes. The Wild Ones instinct to merge prominent new wave sounds and cult carnival rhythms have made the duo synonymous for anthemic dance floor sounds, utilising