Exotica masterpiece recorded at the now legendary Ganaro Studio. With the grandiose Eva Roger on occasional wordless vocals joined by the Swingle Singers (uncredited, she told me this while drinking warm dom perignon). Part of the Stringtronics session as released on Peer Southern (UK). I cant find any bad tracks, every one a winner. [...]
crea sound ltd (MC 8009) France - Cover/Vinyl:NM/NM · €150
One of my all time faves on this cult label from the UK. Asher puts together a beautiful selection of cosmic electronic folk, droner prog, heavy drums saturated with effects reminiscent of This Heats '24 track loop' A very Cool LP indeed. very slight warping on disk that doesn't affect play.
studio G (LPSG 4004) UK 1981 - Cover/Vinyl: EX-/EX · €110
Brilliant lp by ex Magma side man. heavy dark electronic cosmic prog, starts off perfectly with 'metallopolis' a super deep synth led monolithic stomper from a far away galaxy. check the audio for a taster of this rarity.
sonimage (SI 820) France 1975 - Cover/vinyl: EX+/EX+ · sold
One of my faves on this UK label. Couple of killer tracks for the dance floor. To get a sip of oil and get your robot on, check the soundclip below. Composed by various dudes: Chris moonwood, Jan Pulsford, Steve commet, Geoff lazerius. Nice.
atmosphere (ATMOS 010) UK - Cover/Vinyl: EX+/EX+ · €60
Rare Lp by South African Legends on Original and only SA pressing. Full of nice grooves but the stand out track is 'Soweto sunset' a percussion and flute lead dance floor bomb that is recorded for the sound clip. Otherwise loads of bits for yr sampler too.
gallo (ML 4303) 1979 SA - Cover/Vinyl: VG/EX+ · €100
One of my all time faves - back in stock and not for long. One of the most evil sounding rock records from the world of Italian library records. Fantastic fuzz drenched themes with monotonous bass lines and hellish lamenting choral - oh, and don't forget the demon drummer. Listen, but make sure your priest [...]
Superb electronic library lp, full of repetitive and minimal analogue electronics, and bizarrely a few weird jazz numbers - one wonders. Anyway, this has always been one for my playing out bag, featuring Ital composers Rizzati, Corfull, Sperdutti, Miglioli, Litoz and more - check the the weirdness in the sound clip below.
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