Judgitzu- Sator Arepo (Vinyl) Tyranex Sufjan uses the quietness of

Sufjan uses the quietness of a solitary confession to ask universal questions in songs we can share communally

explains Bruce Botnick

upbeat Afro-Funk

Recorded at Olympic Studios in London between December 1977 and January 1978 with producer Martin Rushent and featuring the line-up of Pete Shelley (vocals / guitar)

Judgitzu- Sator Arepo (Vinyl) Tyranex Sufjan uses the quietness ofThe Sator Arepo, or Sator Square, is an ancient word puzzle comprising five palindromes that's etched on various historical sites throughout the Western world. It's origins are unknown, but the square has long been thought to hold magical properties, used as a charm against illness and evil, to cure insanity or to determine whether someone was guilty of witchcraft. Self styled "punk ethnomusicologist", acoustician and musician Julien Hairon uses this