The Unexplained (review) by svntax - Everything2.com
From the eeriest depths of the distant, far-off year of 1975 comes an album that, in the spirit of Spooky Month, I want to talk about, despite having on...
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From the eeriest depths of the distant, far-off year of 1975 comes an album that, in the spirit of Spooky Month, I want to talk about, despite having on...
SANDWICH - “Ibang Araw Na Lang” Recorded and engineered by longtime collaborator Shinji along with guitarist Mong Alcaraz. “Ibang Araw Na Lang” finds Sandwich showing more restraint. The band keeps it together with a rock-solid groove and minimal playing, offset by adding elements like horns, strings, and keys. Showcasing a different side of the
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Electronic music pioneer Mort Garson is probably best-known for his 1976 collection of compositions for growing plants, "Mother Earth’s Plantasia." But he also made tons of albums about space and the occult. You have one chance to see "Laser Mort Garson," which presents a unique survey of his work at OMSI—WITH LASERS. Mort Garson's career underwent a dramatic metamorphosis when he met Moog synthesizer inventor Robert Moog and began using Moog's machine to make music. Prepare yourself for a similar transformation at OMSI's laser light show &qu...
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