1992 The Future Sound Of London 'Papua New Guinea' 12" Size:O/S vibrant chest printed logo

vibrant chest printed logo

beautifully worn and sun faded to a warm charcaol with hints of pink

Features gorgeous large front and back Japanese woodblock prints with Art Institute of Chicago classic type

set in LA and starring Harry Dean Stanton and Emilio Estevez

women's and children's

1992 The Future Sound Of London 'Papua New Guinea' 12" Size:O/S vibrant chest printed logoUK first pressing of The Future Sound Of London's debut single, the ambient breakbeat anthem 'Papua New Guinea', released on Jumpin' & Pumpin' in May of 1992 Even if you're not familiar with FSOL, chances are you've heard this one more than once. It's perfect club and chill material, featuring a haunting vocal shrewdly sampled from Dead Can Dance's 'Dawn of the Iconoclast'. Apparently Garry Cobain heard 'Dawn' on a mixtape and lifted the sample