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Fantastic piece of subtle musicality from the one and only Can man, Holger Czukay. Sheldon Ancel and Romie Singh supply the wonderful vocals. This is Czukay’s 1993 album ‘Moving Pictures’.
The B Side to a 1996 Faust single; side A was a BBC session from 1973, and this was live material from their recent performances as a fully reformed unit. Scraping metal, buzzing guitars, and clattering percussion from the original Industrialists.
Clipped, Nu Funk from the ridiculously talent ed (soon to be) superstar. From his 1980 album, also titled ‘Dirty Mind’.
Well, to have been around at a time like this would have indeed been something. Funkadelic, in all their glory on TV. in 1970.
Intricate, smart, emotional Techno from American Tim Prezzano’s 1994 EP ‘My Plasma Block’.
Throbbing synth action from 2 Krautrock legends. This is from their 1981 EP titled ‘Material’.
Well, this is exactly what it says on the tine. Nakamura coaxes sounds from a mixing board by connecting the input of the board to the output, then manipulating the audio feedback. Deep listening for late nights from his album released in 2000.
Beautiful, fragile song held together by a lilting acoustic guitar and a heartbeat. From their 1967 album ‘Part One’.
Appalachian folk from Virginian Moran Lee “Dock” Boggs circa 1929.
Pub singing in excelsis from the bands 1995 album, also titled ‘Tindersticks’.
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