In the back of the estate the gang sat eagerly on the wall overlooking the field. They had all been ecstatic at the prospect of retruning to the lane in which they had once reaked so much mischief upon the local community. Some had thought them to be intimidating, others had simply laughed at their playful ignorance towards society's rule book. As the sun began to set across the East end the anticipation grew amongst the group and soon the night would be underway. 

Dave Hargadon returns with a new record from Signal Code. Originating from Dublin he delivers a collection of padded house with a fast moving sentiment.

Windmill Lane EP

PREMIERE: Dave Hargadon - Back At The Lane [Signal Code]

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