Perspex: Satan's Come Bang the Drums Listen to it here!I know I gave off the impression newer stuff would be fairly rare, but this album just takes the cake! Where the previous album was a great classic inspired album, this is a truly classic effort done in modern times. I actually came across the artists marketing themself as having "Mort Garson sounds of the 60's". While this album is no Ataraxia or Black Mass, it is incredible in it's own right. Every track is dedicated to either a bizarre phenomena or some ancient locale or practice. The songs fits the themes very well, my personal favorite is Von Daniken's Chariot. Every time I hear this one all I can think of are massive wooden ship pulling up on shore bouncing against the shallow waters spraying massive blasts of mist, seriously the experience from this album is just that rich. Another great one is Temple of OBO, the track really gives off such a breathtaking feel for the ancient world. It's as if you're right there in some ancient palace looking up out of a window at some massive spacecraft flying by. This album uses more of a acidic style of classic synth in many of it's tracks. It's like a combination of many of Mort's albums with the more out there stuff like Head to Head. You can listen to nearly the whole album on the site, but I really recommend getting this as you definitely won't regret it.
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Hi
I check your blog every now and then and just read about your quest
- finding public information film style music.
well, i highly recommend listening to so called library music.
If you don't allready know the term
then check out www.waxidermy.com for a start. They have a rubric related to library records.
It should give you a few clues, though the records reviewed there are pretty damn rare.
I just found this new (to me) blog
while I was searching for Bernard Fevre, got there and listen (dl)now!
http://apyrexscholar.blogspot.com/
...scroll down a bit and you will eventually find it. Bernard Fevre
is the SHIT!!!!. He did a few library records for the illustration musicale library
There are quite a few blogs of
library music crazy people who
share their treasures.
cheers
...In case you don't allready know them, check out the UK based
label GHOST BOX. They have a neat site, where you can listen to
their cool projects, for example
THE ADVISORY CIRCLE. It's an homage to that P.I.Films.It's
pretty much the stuff you're after.
Thanks so much for the cool comments guys, I feel so awful for neglecting this blog for so long like this. I just get so busy with my other websites. I really, really, need to try do a post a week. Thanks a million for those links, I'm always up for some good leads on classic synth. :)
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