Narnack Records
A band formed by musicians Jeff Hassay and Imaad Wasif in sunny, shadow drenched Greater Los Angeles. Together they wrote and recorded the songs, playing the de-tuned guitars, re-wired keyboards, cardboard and concrete drums, using hand-made instruments like a wooden microphone and an amplified 2’X4’ that sounds like a saw careening down a waterfall. ACID’s antenna tunes into the ether from station to station, emanating the golden sounds of some soundboard bootleg of T.
Basic Information
- Category: record label
- Website: http://www.narnackrecords.com
Documented Facts
- Email: user@domain.com (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
Evidence and Sources
- Narnack Records — Official Site (official)
- Narnack Records on facebook (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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A band formed by musicians Jeff Hassay and Imaad Wasif in sunny, shadow drenched Greater Los Angeles. Together they wrote and recorded the songs, playing the de-tuned guitars, re-wired keyboards, cardboard and concrete drums, using hand-made instruments like a wooden microphone and an amplified 2’X4’ that sounds like a saw careening down a waterfall. ACID’s antenna tunes into the ether from station to station, emanating the golden sounds of some soundboard bootleg of T.
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