Related:
Ataraxia - The Unexplained (1975)
The great Mort Garson treats us to an experimental, instrumental (aside from some moans of carnal delight), synth-fueled black mass in the name of Our Dark Lord Lucifer. Much like the above-linked Ataraxia record, Black Mass is pretty much the epitome of what this blog is all about -- Satan and synths -- so either get it or get yer basic ass gone.
Track listing:
1. Solomon's Ring
2. The Ride of Aida (Voodoo)
3. Incubus
4. Black Mass
5. The Evil Eye
6. Exorcism
7. The Philosopher's Stone
8. Voices of the Dead (The Medium)
9. Witch Trial
10. ESP
Ave Satanas!
I do not belong to these things
These things belong to me
If you like this, listen to:
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| Heldon - Heldon IV: Agneta Nilsson (1976) |
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| Asmus Tietchens - Nachtstücke (Expressions et Perspectives Sonores Intemporelles) (1980) |
I would for sure play this videogame.
ReplyDeletePeople keep making this joke, but he literally pioneered the sound. He was one of the first.
DeleteI like most of Morts output Ataraxia, Plant Music but this one is I dont know just a little darker maybe sinister in any case uplifting music when driving 110mph in a 1982 Volvo 240 in Portland traffic!
ReplyDeleteThanx a bundle!
ReplyDeleteJ, Sweden