Ash Ra Tempel - New Age of Earth

I just discovered the exit gate through the labyrinth inside Manuel Gottsching's mind. Now I'm in the garden inside the New Age of Earth. Follow me here!

Ash Ra Tempel - New Age of Earth
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Robbie Basho - Twilight Peaks

This is originally released in '85 but I think it has been reissued recently. This one is easily my favorite Basho stuff, although almost all of his albums are equally amazing. Guitar. Raga. Basho. Paradise.

Robbie Basho - Twilight Peaks

Oneohtrix Point Never - A Pact Between Strangers

An 80's analogue synthesis collage vibes of Juno 60 with some pedals will result in accute mind narcosis. Daniel Lopatin (also in Infinity Window) is the spirit synth master behind these sun setting arpeggiatic mental illness music. Too much oscillatorzzzz.

Oneohtrix Point Never - A Pact Between Strangers

70's Thai Orchestra

Nothing is known from this album. It's like a secret story of a secret society from the rusting secret chests. Mind absorbing festival music, you should try this with headphones. Ancient world music rules!

70's Thai Orchestra

Emeralds - What Happened

No need to introduce Emeralds. This is their latest stuff, anticipated for over a year. Beautiful free contours of analogue sound blisters and rashes will appear on your skin as soon as you hear this. Stay around for another stuff by them I'll be posting soon.

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Black Joker - Watch Out!

My snakes figure friend Spencer Clark is the Black Joker this time. Black Joker make pretty crop circles inside your head and disappears in the distant of moaning teepee chief outside the purple mayan temple under the glowing skies of pacific atmosphere bla bla wang chung mey kang toy ming sui!!!!!!111!!

Black Joker - Watch Out!

oh btw, have you guys checked out Spencer's radio show "Pacific City Sound Visions"?

Sun Watcher - Two and a Half Men

I can't find any decent cover art for this album so I'll put it when I got it. This is Mark McGuire + Shane McKenzie (Lambsbread, Dead Wafer, etc) mashing up to cast one of the most beautiful drums & guitar and organ (!!) soundsculpture ever. I've been spinning this too much lately. Can't go wrong with this stuff!

Sun Watcher - Two and a Half Men

Angus MacLise - Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda

When Lou Reed ditched this shamanic man from the original lineup of VU, obviously he made a terrible mistake. After leaving the Velvet Underground for good, Angus traveled around between North Africa, India, Greece, the Middle East and finally finding his place in Nepal. A student of both La Monte Young and Aleister Crowley, he would begin to blend Tibetan mysticism with his music to create magical forms of transcendent sound through various drone techniques. If you try this album, then you will likely to find that the Skaters' music is the mammoth serenaded by this dinosaur music. You just can't describe this. Try it.

Angus MacLise - Invasion of the Thunderbolt Pagoda

Teeth Mountain - Tour EP

Baltimorean tribal troopers Teeth Mountain's Tour EP. Heavy sets of voodoo percussions mixed with droning rainbow piss electrocuted in seas of electronic bliss. Great stuff!

Teeth Mountain - Tour EP

Zak Riles - Zak Riles

Grails' brain Zak Riles has take on Fahey and other guitar raga apparitions. Essential listening for followers of Important Records who favor the peaceful minds of rocky shores meditation for the good souls. Current Favorite.

Zak Riles - Zak Riles

Mammatus - The Coast Explodes

Hailing from Santa Cruz County, California, these massive saturn rockers invites you to attend the most insane cosmic rock & roll party ever and get really baked on their thunderous licks of sun heat riffs that washes into darks & lights over the reminiscence of Sabbath, Hawkwind and other smokey heroes of the galaxy.

Mammatus - The Coast Explodes

Boduf Songs - The Strait Gait

Southampton creepster Matt Sweet came out with another midnight music with timely splashing cymbals, scratchy guitar sounds and deep thunderous drones. Latitudes releases are undoubtedly mental. Hit this.

Boduf Songs - The Strait Gait

Stag Hare - Black Medicine Music

My new favorite chakra-aligner!! Stag Hare is probably one of the most intriguing ethno-ambient chiefs who can guide your soul through the metaphysical journey to another dimensions. Mastered by another greater chief, Adam Forkner, this piece of jewel is highly, highly recommended.

Stag Hare - Black Medicine Music

Lilypad - Capacitor

Lilypad is 1/3 of the mighty Emeralds. This cassette offers washes of envelope filters and dreamy LFOs and other alien stuff your brain just couldn't handle. Perfect for self-hypnosis evening.

Lilypad - Capacitor

Sunburned Hand of the Man/Emeralds - What If God Was on the Subway?/Smoke This Now (Split)

This is one of the best split albums ever. You think you are hearing Skaters while its actually Sunburned and Emeralds is getting better and better with their unreal fogs of noises. Must check this out.

Sunburned/Emeralds - Split

No-Neck Blues Band - Clomeim

Mind-blowingly good twisted improv from New York's No-Neck Blues Band. This new album is brilliantly all over the place, taking in a tremendous range of stylistic stopping off points, all handled with the utmost freedom and spontaneity by these seasoned psych-blues travellers.

NNCK - Clomeim

Balmorhea - Tour EP 2008

Pronounced ‘Bal-moor-ay’, the Texan duo of Rob Lowe and Michael Muller have composed a tranquil, glistening affair brimming with organic instrumentation and bereft of any focus-slipping lyricism. Mirroring the vast Texas skies, Balmorhea's music is imbued with a visceral weight and endless space. Tour EP 2008.

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Natural Snow Buildings - The Sundowner

France's mighty NSB is Mehdi Ameziane and Solange Gularte. Over the course of several releases, their music has become the stuff of legend. This is their latest stuff. Must check out.

Natural Snow Buildings - The Sundowner

Magical Power Mako - Super Record

Mako was born in Shuzeni Izu in Japan in 1956, and after commencing his musical education at a young age, making his first public performance in 1973 at the age of 16 with his band Genge in the famous Shibuya Club. Based on these impressive public performances, the precocious Mako was invited to play with one of Japan's foremost contemporary composers, Toru Takemistu, playing alongside the composer in 3 film scores, Inheritance For The Future, Petrified Forest and Himiko. The response to his performances was overwhelmingly enthusiastic, elevating Mako to almost god-like status in his native country. Super Record, the second of Magical Power Mako's 20-plus recordings, is considered by those that know to be his finest, combining strong elements of Japanese folk music alongside innovative psychedelic sounds and broad musical vistas of extraordinary imagination.

Magical Power Mako - Super Record

Greg Weeks - The Hive

Best known for his work with Philadelphian psychedelic folksters Espers, Greg Weeks returns with his new album ‘The Hive’. Key to the album's sound was the acquisition of a vintage Mellotron keyboard and there’s even a cover version of Madonna’s ‘Borderline’. Recommended.

Greg Weeks - The Hive