Klaus Morlock Los Angeles, California
Klaus Morlock began to exist in 1967.
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All Hallows' Eve
by The Heartwood Institute
supported by 5 fans who also own “Telekenetic Voyager (single)”
Jonathan Sharpe has created an eerie soundscape of fizzing, distorted synths, samples from films and witchcraft rituals to welcome in the dark cycle. Draw near ,it is night in the woods as the hooded celebrants chant the name of the horned one.reminds me of old films like night of the demon or the devil rides out. incantations echo in the background as the music swirls menacingly and transports you away.come now be not shy won't you join the heartwood institute in this celebration?
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Astercote
by The Heartwood Institute
supported by 5 fans who also own “Telekenetic Voyager (single)”
This made me read the book by Penelope Lively, so thanks for that! (Album is pretty good too!)
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Mist Over Pendle
by The Heartwood Institute
supported by 5 fans who also own “Telekenetic Voyager (single)”
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Close Encounters of the Pennine Kind
by The Night Monitor
This modular synth masterwork from The Night Monitor was inspired by Alan Godfrey’s alien abduction story.
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Adam Cresswell (Saloon, Arthur & Martha) builds ARP strings, drum samples, and krautrock grooves into a magical-realist synthpop collage.
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On his latest LP, Buffalo, NY artist Jeff Stadelman creates rippling electronic compositions that crackle and weave.
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Parapsychedelia
by The Heartwood Institute and Panamint Manse
supported by 5 fans who also own “Telekenetic Voyager (single)”
A finely-crafted example of hauntological excellence, and immensely playable.
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