Not sure what else can be said about this album.

Mind blowing.

Yep. You need it.

Tosca, Waldeck, Sofa Surfers, Peace Orchestra.

You know what to expect and won't be disappointed.

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Decided to make it a bit more upbeat than as of late. Can only swim in the dark for so long before needing to surface for some light. This is the perfect series f

From his stint as bassist for Public Image Ltd. to world music/dub maestro, his output is tremendous.

A great starter set.

Early works by Mick Harris project Scorn.

This is music on the low-end of the spectrum. Sub-bass to rumble the walls in your house, or car, or headphones.

Dark, moody dub.

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Don't expect bass. Or beats.

This is ambient on the dark side, the kind of music where you begin to feel like you are being watched. By things th

This collaboration between Brian Eno and German synth pastoralists Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius (aka Cluster) is another recent reissue of Eno's work from around this time (see also the previous post of the Eno/Harmonia album).

The recording of this album was referenced in the recent BBC Krautrock documentary and the record has justifiably attained a semi-legendary status during the interv