Shpongle came to light 26 years ago, emerging from the burgeoning dance music scene. Are you Shpongled? contains 7 tracks of epic audio adventure. Across the globe, both seasoned aficionados and new sonic surfers alike take delight in the original worlds of sound explored by these visionary pioneers on their debut album which still takes a place of pride in many collections.
Are You Shpongled?
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