Mutant Sounds

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/05/narwal-de-dood-heet-leventape199netherl.html

a must for rapoon/zf fans!

the whale songs are corny though.

where was the lundsten love when i started my lundsten thread?

Ralph Lundsten S/D

i knew not a thing of lundsten until the mutant sounds posts!
recent hits for me is "paga" by the paga group super zeuhl;
jean phillipe goude - ex weidorje keyboardist doing wiggly zeuhly mahavishnu/radiophonical instrumentalisms;
and the toubabou thing which at least in parts is mean zeuhl funk if a bit daytime tv / cop show.
and had it anyway but the saqqara dogs is the nuts if you ignore a coupla embarrassing tracks. kinda krauty pinkfloydish but punky / middle eastern thing.
and expo - expo is the cat's whiskers!
and "name" - henry kaiser cubistpop beefhearty & strangely shrubsalike.
there's too much !! (no complaint!)

that Paga album has been killing me. It really might as well be another Weidorje record.

also, I think at some point mutant sounds posted the goude/oliver cole record from 1975, which I like better than drones. it's maybe jazzier, but I love hearing those guys play. also check out the jacques thollot record they posted the other day -- hopefully they will post cinq hops or resurrgence, but all of them are good chamberish/vaguely zuehlish (or maybe just french) jazz

Artemyev record of Synthi 100 things was initially disappointing compared to the ANS synth pieces he made for the Tarkovsky soundtracks, but by the end of the record the cheesy 70's synth epics had grown on me. more sub-Vangelis / Jarre / Tomita than weird drones.

the Francesco Curra is interesting, not sure how many times I'm going to come back to it, but a tightly edited / cut-together suite of noises & tiny song fragments. much stranger than Battiato's Fetus though just as well recorded, some parts like a far more coherent Tazartes.

the two Derome / Lussier (Granules) records definitely have their proggy moments, this is what Skeleton Crew should have been like

other than that, still listening to Catherine Ribiero a lot, especially the 2Bis one

why does my computer not understand that i already installed a file manager for .rar? :(

Catherine Ribeiro link?? cant find that shit

bob snoom, steensland actually reminds me of thinking plague/5uus/science group stuff a bit

stuffit has no problem with .rar files.

Catherine Ribiero is one of two things I ever actually go back to.

they posted it, be careful with 'Uaxuctum'

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/06/giacinto-scelsi-quattro-pezzi-per.html

also chaki: check the jan / feb archives for Ribeiro

you have a link to that dan?

wow... mathematique modernes... i've been looking for that for years. (they had a track or two on a comp recently...)

m.

circle x record... ooh!
m.

this one's sinking in

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/05/gene-f-steiker-larry-s-chengges.html

check out Randy Greif too, didn't know of that guy's existence at all. great nww list style weirdo electronix

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/08/aeolian-string-ensemble-lassithi.html

u&k, but then i suppose yall have that already

i didnt have that! it's awesome

more new age for the hillage/carlos/popol vuh fans:

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/08/vandroogenbroeck-joel-meditations-vol-1.html
http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/07/joel-vandroogenbroeck-meditations.html

this is very pleasant.

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/10/planes-stlp1974germany.html

this is also very pleasant.

this fucking blog.

more new age for the hillage/carlos/popol vuh fans:

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/08/vandroogenbroeck-joel-meditations-vol-1.html
http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/07/joel-vandroogenbroeck-meditations.html

this is very pleasant.

-- ☪, Wednesday, 12 September 2007 19:17 (1 month ago) Link

weird, i was just looking for these on slsk the other day.

Francisco - Cosmic Beam Experience, 1976

two short but well produced 70's freakfolk songs. and three tracks of massive bowed metal, field recordings, chimes and drums, some moments are up there w/ Garlo's 'Vent De Guitares'

actually it's closer to a 70's Zoviet-France that keeps getting derailed by folky new age interludes

oo ive been meaning to track that album down because of skots sweet smoke mix. sounds more like taj mahal travellers / early ash ra than zf though.

amplified i-beam. seriously.

Someone's got that Shub Niggurath tape up on ebay now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Shub-Niggurath-s-t-FRENCH-PROG-Rare-Cassette-Tape_W0QQitemZ330187345166QQihZ014QQcategoryZ1600QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Same guy also selling a 90 minute PKD tape.

tempting

http://cgi.ebay.com/Shub-Niggurath-s-t-FRENCH-PROG-Rare-Cassette-Tape_W0QQitemZ330187345166QQihZ014QQcategoryZ1600QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

good thing I forgot about this

demo tape bidding war do not want

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/12/esa-kotilainen-ajatuslapsilp1977finnlan.html

very, very pleasant.

lots of can bootlegs recently. good shit.

Love this blog for posting the AshRa Private Tapes.

I just DL'd all of January and February. So far, I like:

Alesia Cosmos - Aeroproducts LP
Arbete & Fritid
Art Ensemble Of Chicago/Brigitte Fontaine (amazing record)
Asmus Tietchens - In Die Nacht
Aunt Sally
Cage/Tudor - Indeterminacy (never heard this clasic before)

Did not like:

Alvaro (not weird at all)
Ame Son (prog/jazz wank)
Beau (pedestrian folk)

I haven't even made it past the "C" section yet!

Have lost track of this blog - whats been gd recently?

i've been in and off checking it out. hey lookie, there's a rita lee record...

The three Hanadensha EPs are excellent. In a recent post.

Drahomira Song Orchestra album is so fucking good.

Revive this shit.Best blog everrrr.Anyone listen to that Warning album?Any suggestions?

warning album's awesome. cod-disco-death-metal-goth-80s shit. zenith effluvium is ok late 70s basement jams. more psych/hippie than debris or whatever they reference. unfortunately the rest of my M-S mp3s are on my old PC and i haven't been able to get them to the new one yet so that's about all i remember right now.

Yeah,the Warning record rules.I put it on for people and tell them it's the new Animal Collective record that just leaked.They go-"What?Get the fuck outta here"!

there's a thing on this blog in this month's issue of the wire. it's kind of patronizing?

anyone checked out the recent flood of electronic cassettes from the early 80s?

A Rolf Harris on acid meets Panda Bear in Hawaii kind of stylee:

http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2007/01/bobby-brown-1972-enlightening-beam-of.html

been wanting to hear that, thx

anyone who knows that record -- how come only 4 tracks on the rip? are there no breaks between some of the songs?

great great record. i have the vinyl. but it's 10 songs. dunno why ripper did that

not sure, i hot the akarma reissue, i'll check at home.

i wouldn't compare it to panda bear as much as i would arthur russell.

or tim buckley slowed down to -15

been playing this one a bit: http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/2008/11/om-st-lp-1979-france.html

Huzzah!

Interesting move. I hope it works.

i feel for the "sharing community". i will say a prayer and hope for the best!

Mutant Sounds archive on RYM- Mutant Sounds is new to me so this looks like a real treasure trove:
https://rateyourmusic.com/list/frankdrunk/mutant_sounds_archive__part_1_/