Listening to YĪN YĪN, you might expect the band to hail from the country from which their main source of inspiration is derived: Thailand.


 
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EPISODE WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY JULIAN MARTLEW
episode description written by jasmine albertson

Listening to YĪN YĪN, you might expect the band to hail from the country from which their main source of inspiration is derived: Thailand. Instead, the quartet were surprisingly born and bred in the city of Maastricht in the Netherlands. That doesn’t stop them from skillfully employing their twist on 1960s psychedelia from South East Asia, alongside a long list of other inspirations including disco, rock, dub, funk, and western.

HAW PIN! This expression of unity is posted everywhere in Maastricht during the ongoing pandemic.

Recorded 12/7/19

  1. Pingpxng

  2. One Inch Punch

  3. Chông ky

  4. Dis̄ Kô Dis̄ Kô

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