heavy feelings in my mind.

wow. coming out in the early 70's kanada, what a bizarre album... the internet says he's influenced by cage, eno, stravinsky, & charles ives. dunno about that, but i do hear wisps of woo, mort garson, broadcast, iasos, harry forbes, ariel kalma & k leimer. if any of those names do anything for you, you NEED to download this. beautiful synth augmented by strings & woodwinds. this is a 320 of the lion reissue, so yeah. yr welcome.

amps drugs harmonium.

figured since i shared the richard pinhas a coupla days ago, why not share something by his earlier band, heldon? this is ridiculously amazing weirdo psych prog with early electronics layered on top. if you listened to chronolyse & were blown away, wait till you hear this.

ps this is the expanded japanese version, forgot to write that last night.

view from my window.

figured while i'm cleaning out my apartment, why not also clean out my itunes as well. also, this is a nice follow up to the last album i posted. more early synth explorations which weaves in elements of jazz, classical & blues to very nice effect. kinda oram/derbyshire~esque, could see this influencing some bbc cats.

two notes glowing.

a founding father, this piece of schmaltzy moog lounge funk came out in 69. a fun & totally enjoyable listen.

barzakh id markers.

how can you ever go wrong with my best gal daphne oram?

pines of rome.

vangelis is on this shit! how does that not immediately sell this to you? this is one of my favorite new records, & it will definitely be yrs as well.

hullo, is it me yr looking for?

Ilaiyaraaja, Ilayaraja, Ilayaraaja, Isaignani, The Maestro... The undeniable prince of Kollywood cinema, India's second largest film industry, Ilaiyaraaja is more than equal to his forward thinking contemporaries in Bollywood and Lollywood in both productivity and experimentation. However, once you have exhausted all possible leads using his various names (and the numerous misspellings) you're faced with the unenviable task of sifting through a 34-year career spanning more than 900 film scores in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada in order to unearth some the heaviest dancefloor friendly electronic pop to ever emerge from Southern India. Impossible to pigeonhole and characterised by his own indefinable style the man is a genre in his own right. - hhv.de

some fucking godtier kollywood fyre folks. this shit is so insanely good it's going to blow yr minds. raw lo-fi electronic psych pop masterpieces made for the dancefloor covered in kali's blood sacrifices.

high speed flight.

i can not gush enough about how amazing daphne oram is. a co-founder of the bbc radiophonic workshop in 58', she was a pioneer in electronic/ambient/noise who gets overlooked by some other bigger names. if you have never heard of her before, i highly suggest giving this a go as it's pretty mind blowing the sounds she was getting way back in the dark ages of electronics.