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Legendary cosmic CD from Sweden. ''Electronics, folk instruments, voice & other vibrations combine to make this a real space out. A truly unearthly work.'' A great, great pyschedelic/progressive disc, along the lines of early Amon Dl II, Ash Ra Tempel...

Algernon are one of Chicago's fastest rising young bands. They have a great post-rock/avant-progressive/modern progressive, instrumental sound. They feature a unique line-up of dual guitars, vibes, bass and drums. The band is led by guitarist and...

Algernon are one of Chicago's fastest rising young bands. They have a great post-rock/avant-progressive/modern progressive, instrumental sound. They feature a unique line-up of dual guitars, vibes, bass and drums. The band is led by guitarist and...

"Solo album from the Austrialian drummer who is now a member of Gongzilla. This was released in 2001 on the impossible to source Vorticity label out of Australia. Aliano has a variety of musicians playing on the disc including Frank Gambale, Brett Gars...


Last chance to pick this up, as Fallout have gone bust. Last copies and available at a bargain price!

"This mellow collection of communal U.S. hippie folk was recorded in 1968 and went undiscovered for decades. Featuring male and female vocals, str


Allegri Leprotti are an Italian 70s band who played on stages along with Stormy Six and Picchio dal Pozzo, as well as participating in Italy's R.I.O. movement, although they never recorded at the time. You can hear elements of Frank Zappa and...


For my money, this 1964 ESP album is a minor 60s free-jazz classic. Byron Allen was introduced to ESP by Ornette Coleman, and this, his only recording until a 2nd album appeared 15 years later, is very much in the Ornette trio vein, although not as...

One of Daevid's better 1980's album was designed with a rich skien of background tapes over which he played live guitar. I saw the tour he did based around the concept and it was pretty great. This has some really good guitarwork from him (while he's n...

One of Daevid's better 1980's album was designed with a rich skien of background tapes over which he played live guitar. I saw the tour he did based around the concept and it was pretty great. This has some really good guitarwork from him (while he's n...

I saw Daevid on this tour and it was really great. When the new wave of rock had pretty much killed off the styles of music he had done previously, using tape loops and playing live guitar and singing over it, he pulled a fresh rabbit out of his hat...

I saw Daevid on this tour and it was really great. When the new wave of rock had pretty much killed off the styles of music he had done previously, using tape loops and playing live guitar and singing over it, he pulled a fresh rabbit out of his hat...

Typically nice and thorough Esoteric job on this; there's no bonus material, but there is excellent remastered sound, good notes and photos. Daevid's 2nd post-Gong solo album was recorded in Spain with the group Euterpe. This is a really nice, acoustic, u

"Art Radio is an album consisting of a collage of various radio broadcasts put together by Daevid Allen on a Teac and Revox tape machine and turned into an experimental radio programme. The programme was actually one of twelve commissioned and broadcast..

"Daevid Allen was born in Melbourne although he has been a traveller of the world for many years not only in a physical way but also musically. Daevid originally came to England in 1960 and met up with Robert Wyatt whilst lodging with the Wyatt family...

"In 1971, in Daevid’s own words..."It was now three years since my deportation from the mum country so I was now able to legally re-enter England for the first time since 1967.” One of his first appearances when he returned to the UK, was a performance...

This was the second of two albums that joined Daevid with multi-instrumentalist Kramer. I saw one of their shows and they worked really great together. Kramer put a little bit of edge into Daevid's whimsy, but it was also really clear that both...

Recorded in New York in 1979. When Daevid came to NYC, he met up with old manager/label owner Georgio Gomelski, who was living in New York at the time. Georgio hooked Daevid up with a young up 'n' coming band that he was working with...Material! So, yo...

limited edition of 1,000 made.

"University of Errors music can be described as “Space Rock” in common with many English and German bands of the late sixties and early seventies, which provides a platform for Daevid Allen’s improvisational...


Captivating. Listen to this on a long stretch of highway. Terry Allen writes like he's hearing that final call; intense and involving. Musta been a helluva play to see, but listen to this anyway. You DO have an imagination, dontcha?...

Great price on a great collection of music. This includes 48 tracks from his 1st five releases. Lots of originals (including early original classics like "Parchman Farm" and "Young Man Blues"), but it's the covers that show where Mose was coming from...

Patrizio Alluminio was the keyboard player for the trio Alluminogeni. Their brand of Italian classical rock was in the same vein as the other similar trios - Le Orme, The Trip etc and is recommended to fans of this genre. In addition to the music, you ...

Almendra are considered one of the founding fathers of the Argentinian rock scene. This was their debut record from late 1969 and is a fun and well done rock/hard rock album of the period with some nice progressive touches and many wah-wah guitars! "Th...

Almendra are considered one of the founding fathers of the Argentinian rock scene. This was their second and final record from late 1970 and is a fun and well done rock/hard rock album of the period, which is definitely a bit more sophisticated than th...


"Alog's fifth album was recorded in a wide range of spaces and places -- from recordings of Dag-Are Haugan and Espen Sommer Eide as street musicians in San Francisco while touring, to scavenging old collections of 78 rpm records in the mining town of...

"First new recording in a decade from Ukraine-born Misha Alperin, whose last two ECM discs, “Night” and “At Home” were both recorded in 1998. This newest album of solos, duos and trios picks up the productive association with German cellist Anja...


Alphataurus were one of the (many) great 'one and done' Italian symphonic rock band and one of the most fondly remembered; once you have seen it, who could forget the amazing triple-gatefold 'Dove of War' lp jacket and the equally amazing music...

Alphataurus produced one of the great Italian one-shot releases of the early 70s encased in an amazing triple-fold sleeve. Amazingly here they are in 2010, performing all the material from that album plus material from their never-completed second...

''Imagine a classical composer writing a gothic symphony for a multi-faceted electronic musician, who in concert was aided by Mayan musicians, a haunting, often operatic singer, & a psychic intermittently channeling the spirits of the dead - that prett...

This reissues the 1st and 2nd albums (from 1972 and 1973 and their best) by this six piece Dutch progressive rock sextet. Consisting of vocals, guitars, piano/organ, saxes/flute, bass and drums. Lots of excellent instrumental passages, and good singing...

Great price on the group's third release, from 1975.
"Although less progressive than the two previous albums, this is by far my favourite Alquin record. This is the first album that feature vocalist Michael Van Dijk, his versatile performance in...

The album Marks (from 1972) was the first release by this six piece Dutch progressive rock sextet and was one of their two best releases. This is not that album! This is ALL previously unreleased material leading up to the album, including a disc of...

Collection of material from 1972-1976 by this six piece Dutch progressive rock sextet. Consisting of vocals, guitars, piano/organ, saxes/flute, bass and drums. More than half the recordings here are from their earliest and best period and this includes...

"During the 1960's and '70's Philip Glass established himself as a leading artistic voice by creating a new musical language in the downtown loft spaces of New York's Soho district. Forty years later, Glass's early revolutionary music continues...

This is a chamber quartet of violin, cello, bass clarinet/clarinet and flute/piccolo (a pianist appears on one track) with transcriptions mostly by Giovanni Venosta (of Musci/Venosta) of music by 'classic' rock in opposition figures such as Thinking...

"One of the rarest progressive titles from the Fonit Cetra label. Gorgeous conceptual work which blends instrumental passages with vocal tracks for one continuous work...melodic and refined, yet very complex and progressive. Some passages are...


This is the latest (and one of the best) solo albums by Alan Bishop (guitarist for Sun City Girls). Features a kinda amazing cover that I definitely dreamed about when I was 16, as well as a hardcover book, all at a pretty reasonable price considering...

''One of electronic music's truly legendary mavericks. Working mostly in large spaces & installations for the past 20 years, this diverse collection of electronic soundscapes & ''ear dances'' was chosen by the composer...spectacular acoustical effects ...

"One of contemporary music’s greatest and most elusive mavericks returns to Tzadik with yet another CD of ear bending electronic sounds. A student of Stockhausen and close collaborator of John Cage and David Behrman, Amacher has been creating acoustic...

"This is the debut recording by the only entirely Portuguese project by Rodrigo Amado, including cellist Miguel Mira, an equivalent of Oscar Pettiford for the 21st century, and young drummer Gabriel Ferrandini, Lisbon’s answer to Paal Nilssen-Love and...

"Violinist Carlos “Zíngaro”, cellist Tomas Ulrich and double bassist Ken Filiano founded the TECK String Quartet with Elliott Sharp, but it’s something quite different what they offer here with Rodrigo Amado at the place of the guitar player. “Surface”...

"In the summer of 2002, Amado, Zíngaro and Filiano met in a Lisbon studio to record what was to be “The Space Between”, a collection of tunes based on the principles of real-time composition. For portuguese players Amado and Zíngaro it was, strangely, onl

"This is the first encounter of the Portuguese saxophonist Rodrigo Amado with the powerful rhythm section of Kent Kessler and Paal Nilssen-Love, both members of the Peter Brotzmann Chicago Tentet. A tribute to Amado’s grandfather, an amateur theater...

"Second opus with Rodrigo Amado, Kent Kessler and Paal Nilssen-Love, this time being audible that the three musicians already know each other very well. “The Abstract Truth” may lack the discovery factor of the first encounters, but the music profits...