Psychopathia

In the end, I decided to take your advice and I ordered the box set on Amazon an hour ago. After all, a partial listen on YouTube can't be enough, and I believe this music might interest me. But I was happy with the order, and I hope the record can arrive by the middle of next week.

Isn't he perhaps the most inaccessible among minimalists? But I must admit that listening to in c especially, but also to rainbow..., has given me quite a few problems. Very interesting nonetheless.

I have it in the box of the complete discography of Naked City. Anyway, guys, don’t get it wrong: Torture Garden is not an album, but a collection of the most extreme tracks from the first two albums.

I might just give it a try... but tell me: is it in jewel case or pig...i...pack???

I listened to a part of it on YouTube. It’s not for me because it’s too catchy; I prefer avant-garde electronics that are more dissonant and extreme (for instance, the 12 CD box set by Pauline Oliveros, or Expanding Universe by Laurie Spiegel, to stay within the female realm). This work reminds me a lot of the early electronic pieces by Suzanne Ciani (she invented a jingle for Coca-Cola). The accessibility of these works is also due to the fact that they are partly used for advertising jingles. Overall, a positive impression.

I don't watch many movies, but at this point I think I'm doing well :). Chilling plot. You're great as usual (P.S.: I'm listening to Chelsea Wolfe, it seems beautiful...)

Well! I assure you that a large part of Eliane Radigue's works is of this nature... when we talk about minimalism!

Well, big eyes. I also read the other review. I think it's time for you to listen to any album by Vagina Dentata Organ. I even reviewed one of them.

bought. in my opinion, it’s even nicer than Felt Mountain...

Thank you for the preview review :) I'm thinking of ordering it; I'm already tuning in to the full streaming on YouTube, but the sound is terrible, and I believe it will improve a lot on CD. I know their first three albums and Perdition City (the latter being too reminiscent of '90s electronica) and their covers album, but that doesn't really count since I don't know the original versions. Maybe to truly get to know them, I could start right here, considering the diversity of their career.