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Moon Circle - You're On The Moon  (France  2013)
Mostly instrumental, heavy rock, stoner trio 

Demonauta - Caminando En La Luna  (Santiago, Chile  2012)
Psych, stoner, fuzz, doom trio with Spanish lyrics 

Domkraft - The End Of Electricity  (Stockholm, Sweden  2016)
Very heavy doom, psych, sludge trio 

Uluru - Imaginary Sun  (Istanbul, Turkey  2016)
Instrumental, psych, stoner, jam trio 

Humulus - Reverently Heading Into Nowhere  (Brescia, Italy  2017)
"Heavy, stoner, power trio"

Libido Fuzz - A Guide Into Synesthesia  (Bordeaux, France  2017)
Heavy psych, stoner, fuzz trio 
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Electronic Friday:
Billow Observatory - Pulsus (Brand new album from Jonas Munk. Lovely atmospheres, as usual.)
Giorgio Moroder - From Here To Eternity
Deutsche Wertarbeit - s/t
Kraftwerk - Autobahn
Zombi - Escape Velocity
Manuel Göttsching - Inventions for Electric Guitar (Funny how he only uses electric guitar but it can still be considered Electronic music. It's also hard to believe that some tracks are not keyboards.)
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Manuel Göttsching - Inventions for Electric Guitar (Funny how he only uses electric guitar but it can still be considered Electronic music. It's also hard to believe that some tracks are not keyboards.)

And it's even more impressive when you consider it was recorded on just four tracks.

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Over the past week:

Jethro Tull - Aqualung (25th Anniversary Edition)
Genesis - Foxtrot
Edensong - Years In The Garden Of Years
Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
Fates Warning - Theories Of Flight
Toad The Wet Sprocket - Fear
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Invisible - Durazno Sangrando
Semiramis - Dedicato a Frazz
Metamorfosi - Inferno
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Friday...

Out Of The Earth - Out Of The Earth  (Lamia, Greece  2015)
Heavy rock, stoner, doom trio 

Doctor Cyclops - Local Dogs  (Bosmenso Superiore, Italy  2017)
70s style heavy rock, stoner rock trio 

Topplock - Overlord  (Trollhattan, Sweden  2017)
Hard rock, stoner, metal  

Colour Haze - In Her Garden  (Munich, Germany  2017)
"Psychedelic heavy rock trio"

Ciolkowska - Pistolet Budushchego  (Saint Petersburg, Russia  2015)
"Various forms of space, kraut, jam and experimental rock"
(also features a ukulele)

West Grave - West Grave  (Barcelos, Portugal  2017)
Instrumental psych, fuzz, stoner rock 
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Cameron Stallones and Nicholas Malkin - Music from Harvester: Compositions for Farfisa VIP 345 & Guitar
Cluster - Zuckerzeit
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Sun Ra - In Some Far Place: Roma '77 I saw this album at a record store during my trip to Warsaw yesterday and wanted to buy it. I did not do it, though, because I had never heard it before and it was a bit pricey. And man, may it be there the next time I visit. This is fabulous. Just the God himself playing here with the amazing Luqman Ali on drums. Woah, what an experience. This release sums up nearly everything I love about Sun Ra.

Azrachel - Azrachel  Love this album. It's fascinating to hear what Egg sounded like together with Steve Hillage a year before their debut. This gets very trippy at times. The pieces are well balanced - great songwriting, improvisation and they seem to have taken care for the atmosphere to be dense at all times.
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Celeste - Principe Di Un Giorno
Semiramis - Dedicato A Frazz
Black Tape For A Blue Girl - Remnants Of A Deeper Purity
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Ekos - Otra Dimension
Kenso - Fabulis Mirabilibus De Bombycosi Scriptis
Le Silo - 8'8
Hiromi Uehara - Time Control
Klaus Schulze - Mirage
Takehisa Kosugi - Catch Wave
Tangerine Dream - Rubycon
Tangerine Dream - Ricochet
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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:

Azrachel - Azrachel  Love this album. It's fascinating to hear what Egg sounded like together with Steve Hillage a year before their debut. This gets very trippy at times. The pieces are well balanced - great songwriting, improvisation and they seem to have taken care for the atmosphere to be dense at all times.

Argh, I'm really ticked off, Tymon! I never considered that Arzachel album as essential for me personally, so I never made it a priority to track down, but at a recent record fair I came across the most recent CD reissue of it and thought `Hmm, if I don't find much today, I think I'll come back and snap this up...'. Cue me two weeks later remembering about it and thinking `Aww, son of a '

There's another fair in about three and a bit weeks that will have the same vendor there. Providing he didn't sell it that day, I plan on grabbing it as soon as I get there this time!
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Manuel Göttsching - Inventions for Electric Guitar (Funny how he only uses electric guitar but it can still be considered Electronic music. It's also hard to believe that some tracks are not keyboards.)

I hardly ever remember to give this album a spin, and I've finally worked out why, Sam. I get this confused with `Blackouts', which, I'm sad to say, is not an album I like very much at all. Sure, he's playing guitar endlessly on both of them, but whereas on `Inventions...' he's building up these beautiful hypnotic ambient pieces, `Blackouts' spounds to me like a 45-plus minute guitar solo...it actually bores me quite a lot. OK, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but still...guess I just need to get caught in the right mood for it.

Now `New Age of Earth' - that's the cat's pajamas, baby!

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^ Dude - Blackouts is my fave !! Don't Trust The Kids / Blackouts is unbelievably super-awesome !! Love Inventions, New Age Of Earth is a bit.......boring (ha ha) - it's not one I revisit often, and Correlations is patchy.
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Arzachel is a bit of a Psych gem, Mike.
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Saturday...

Risin Sabotage - Planet Dies  (Kyiv, Ukraine  2017)
Heavy rock, doom, stoner, desert rock 

Psychic Lemon - Psychic Lemon  (Cambridge, England  2016)
Mostly instrumental, progressive, psychedelic, kraut-rock 

Pulsonica - Fuera De Tiempo  (Buenos Aires, Argentina  2015)
Instrumental, progressive rock, fusion, Afro-Latin percussion 

Earth Witch - Out Of The Shallow  (Champaign, IL  2017)
Blues rock, doom, metal trio 

Deep Space Destructors - Psychedelogy  (Oulu, Finland  2017)
Psychedelic space rock trio 
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:

Azrachel - Azrachel  Love this album. It's fascinating to hear what Egg sounded like together with Steve Hillage a year before their debut. This gets very trippy at times. The pieces are well balanced - great songwriting, improvisation and they seem to have taken care for the atmosphere to be dense at all times.

Argh, I'm really ticked off, Tymon! I never considered that Arzachel album as essential for me personally, so I never made it a priority to track down, but at a recent record fair I came across the most recent CD reissue of it and thought `Hmm, if I don't find much today, I think I'll come back and snap this up...'. Cue me two weeks later remembering about it and thinking `Aww, son of a '

There's another fair in about three and a bit weeks that will have the same vendor there. Providing he didn't sell it that day, I plan on grabbing it as soon as I get there this time!

I hope you find that CD at the upcoming fair. Good luck! Smile I imagine it must be fun to play this one at full blast on your home speakers or in your car, so it's definitely worth having on CD. Big smile There is an interesting story about the covers of these. The cover of the original UK pressing was a plain black-and-white pattern without the AZRACHEL sign. The US pressing from 1970 was black-and-purple/red-ish, while German was black-and-cyan, both with the bandname at the top. The reissues also come in different colors. Which one was the one you found?

Today:
The Caretaker - An Empty Bliss Beyond This World
Boards of Canada - In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country
Lard Free - I'm Around About Midnight
Franco Battiato - Pollution
Shamek Farrah - First Impressions
H.P. Lovecraft - H.P. Lovecraft II
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^ I have a vinyl re-issue (Wah Wah Records) - black and cyan, with no band name.
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Split Enz - Mental Notes

Very interesting album. I think I like it. Not sure though, it's a bit weird. Have to spin it a couple more times
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Steve Hackett - The Night Siren (excellent new album)
Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (played original vinyl followed by SW remaster)
Magic Mushroom Band - Pictures In My Mind (2CD comp)
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PFM - L'Isola di Niente
Molly Hatchet - Molly Hatchet
Senogul - Senogul
Mike Oldfield - Incantations
when i was a kid a doller was worth ten dollers - now a doller couldnt even buy you fifty cents
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Popol Vuh - Letzte Tage Letzte Nachte(One of the best things i've heard, it clicked in a instant)
Popol Vuh - In Der Garten Pharaos(Progressive Electronic finest beauty)
Fen - Winter(Cool album, need more spins)
Kenso - Fabulis Mirabilibus De Bombycosi Scriptis(Really addicted to it)
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