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Cosmic Egg Leicester, UK
The Ultimate Transmissions collection for Krautrock releases & reissues, classic Kosmische, Fusion, Psychedelic and German experimental music, etc.
Cosmic Egg recommends:
Face On Radio
by Con-Hertz
Choice extracts from 6 hours of Wolfgang Hertz's remixes (layered/laminated tapes, with added effects, cut-up work and extra sounds) culled from the Conrad Schnitzler "Concert" cassette tape library.
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1976
by Günter Schickert / GAM
Acclaimed as one of the best kept secrets of Krautrock, this Günter Schickert / GAM session revisits the spirit of early Ash Ra Tempel or Pink Floyd's space drives. An "Auricle Official Bootleg"
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The Invitation to MoonJune Records, Vol. 02 (Free Sampler)
by MoonJune Records
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Cosmic Auricle & Other Eggshells”
It's no good, you won't get me! Yes, it's 2 hours forty minutes of exceedingly innovative, highly talented music from across the catalogue of MoonJune Records. Yes, every single track has something special going for it. Yes, I loved it. But... I just need to prove I can say "No". Just this once... Maybe.
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Ilana: The Creator
by Mdou Moctar
supported by 5 fans who also own “The Cosmic Auricle & Other Eggshells”
I saw Mdou at Solid Sound Festival a couple of years ago. He was amazing, and blew the crowd (and myself) away with a mesmerizing performance. I love the combination of psychedelic rock and African music/rhythms.
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Sunhead
by Plini
Complex, proggy songs from Sydney guitar wunderkind Plini.
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Michelle Blades - Visitor
by Michelle Blades
Wrenching indiepop heavy on synths and stormy melodies make for an LP that feels profound in its vision.
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