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Album 2012 11 Songs. More By Hargo. The Faint Glow - EP. Regeneration X - Single. Saturn Return. Listen free to Hargo Out of Mankind Tekni-Colouring, Crashing Down pt. I and more. 11 tracks 39:14. Hargo is an alternative rock group based in San Diego, CA. After cycling through a verifiable smorgasbord of musicians over the last decade, frontman Hargo Khalsa settled on a core lineup featuring John Jolley bass, vocals, programming, Sanjay Parekh lead guitar, and Ron Kerner drums. 2011 saw the release of Hargo's debut EP, The Faint Glow, featuring singles Soul Survivor and Just The Sky, both of which have received considerable radio support. Out of Mankind, 2012. Tekni-Colouring, 03:17. Hargo recording Out of Mankind album at Studio G in Brooklyn, NY Recorded by Joel Hamilton Photographed by Mick Rock Video photography by Dean recently chatted with Hargo Khalsa, the 26-year-old American-Sikh frontman of Hargo, whose new album, Out of Mankind, was released February 28 via Rhetorik Music. Khalsa lived in India and Liverpool, England, before moving to California, where he honed his natural knack for songwriting. When he was 8, he wrote the theme song for the South African Peace Conference. Another Hargo composition, Crying for John Lennon, was produced by Phil Spector and used in the 2009 documentary Strawberry Fields. It marks Spector's last production. More Hargo. Listen to Out of Mankind now. 2012 Rhetorik Music and Management LLC. Legal Privacy Cookies About Ads. Add MP3 Album to Khalsa, HARGO, is a producer & singersongwriter based in Joshua Tree known for his soulful music with a sharp message with. Sometimes the light comes up Out of the darkness The womb of our thoughts. And in there we find out Just what we've got. We strip away the ugliness All the shit that we're not. And throw it down To the Flame of Love. Mankind is an album by American nu metal band Factory 81. Originally released in late 1999 via Medea Records, the album marked the band's debut on the Detroit independent music scene, and its 2000 reissue on MotownUniversal introduced the band to a national audience. The album, which derives influence from hardcore punk, metal, jazz fusion and world music is the band's only album. Out of Mind, Out of Sight is the fourth studio album by Australian new wave rock band Models, it was their most successful album and peaked at No. 3 on the Australian albums chart. It was released in August 1985 by Mushroom Records with Nick Launay, Reggie Lucas and Mark Opitz producing. The album provided five singles, with the first being Big on Love which was released in November 1984 and peaked at No. Second single Barbados released in March 1985 peaked at No. 2, with the third single Out