Name: Full Quantic Pass – Tika Bongo
Brand: Brothers From Different Mothers
SKU: BFDM013
Price: 15.00 GBP
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Label: Brothers From Different Mothers – BFDM013
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: France
Released: 2017
Genre: Electronic
Style: IDM, Jungle, Experimental
Condition: Very Good+

On the 2017 release Tika Bongo via Brothers From Different Mothers, Full Quantic Pass threads drums-and-breaks with ambient and acid-leaning textures. “Tika Bongo Rain” opens with a slow-build of delayed percussion and spectral melody; “DJC” dives into dubby echoes and hypnotic repetition.

The B-side flips intensity with “Rektank,” full of bruised drums, while “Anua” closes in drifting rhythms and delicate tension. A bold, shape-shifting 12" that straddles the line between cerebral cerebralism and dancefloor pulse.

A1. Tika Bongo Rain
A2. DJC
B1. Rektank
B2. Anua