COCO SYNTH HEAVEN

Bruce Haack - Blow Job

"...ranges from industrial drones (during pre-industrial times) to earth-shaking rock to pre-new age visions of beauty." 
– Alternative Press

Richard Pinhas has long been recognized as a pivotal figure in the development of combining rock music with electronics. Years before MIDI existed, Richard was creating sophisticated electronic music using vast walls of the available components of the day. Both as a solo artist and with his band Heldon, he released a number of advanced and classic albums in the 70s that set the stage for much of what is thought of as 'contemporary music'.  

Originally released only in France in 1977, Chronolyse was his second solo album. It included one side of solo, live Moog synthesizer pieces, notable for their wide, stereo field and unique sound - a product of the weeks he spent setting up and programming the sounds on his huge Moog modular synthesizer and one side with a lengthy, stormy, drone-filled, epic of mellotrons, electronics, guitar, bass and drums by Heldon. 

This is the first-ever vinyl reissue of this classic, which has been unavailable on vinyl for 35 years!

Richard Pinhas, "Sur Le Theme De Bene Gesserit VII" from 'Chronolyse' (Cuneiform Records)

Amazing Electronic Pop Sound Of

The Little Girl From Mars

Zero Time

Cybernaut

Koka Archives - Robot bleu

Robot bleu

Blake's New Jerusalem

20 Jazz Funk Greats

Hot on the Heels of Love

Raymond Scott - Portofino 2 (- 76% Speed)

The Willows

After the Heat

Base & Apex

Zero Set

Pitch Control

Joka Baya

A Mirrored Pyramid (for JS)

Bruce Haack - Incantation

CLAP!  YER DAFT HEAD

The Expanding Universe

Patchwork

BERNARD ESTARDY - Asiatic Dream (from SPACE ODDITIES)

Rhizosphere

Rhizosphere Sequent

avec https://soundcloud.com/user-177008439-759435651

La Jungle Spatiale (Fabii)

Electronique Guerilla (Heldon I)

Back to Heldon

Cybotron

Arrakis

COCO SYNTH HEAVEN

Coconuts