Psychedelia & Kraut / All styles

Matching Mole's BBC recordings from 1972: three John Peel sessions and the Radio 1 In Concert show of 27 July, with notes by Bill MacCormick.

A lost jewel in the crown of the French underground. Mosaic made this, their only album, in 1978. You'll hear similarities to Zeuhl bands, Hatfield and the North, King Crimson, National Health. The music is mostly instrumental fusion/progressive performed on acoustic and electric guitars, synths, cello, double bass, electric bass, keyboards, drums and percussion. This reissue includes their 1977 demo tape Cuvée 77 and two additional bonus tracks.

Another great italian avantgarde progressive rarity from 1972! Complex and excellent album, with classic moments, jazz-rock influences in the Canterbury vein, acoustic parts, sudden rhythm changes and complex arrangements, in a few words everything we love from vintage italian prog! The nine tracks of the CD are connected to form two long suites. Great and never seen on CD before!

Truly exxential! The ultimate collection from the legendary inventors of krautrock. This 5 CD set contains ALL Faust's early classic albums, a John Peel session, and unreleased early material. The 40 page booklet is stuffed with unpublished photos, stills from Super 8 footage from the famous studio at Wumme, and revealing interviews with many of the key players in the Faust story. CDs: Faust (the famous clear first album), So Far (the famous black second album), The Faust Tapes (for the first ti…

Debut album of the Canterbury group led by Alan Gowen, recorded at The Manor in May 1975 with Phil Lee, Jeff Clyne and Mike Travis, co-produced by Dave Stewart. Esoteric remaster, 2011.

Three CD box collecting the three Jade Warrior albums for Vertigo: Jade Warrior and Released (1971) and Last Autumn's Dream (1972), in 2022 remasters with an illustrated booklet.

Tangerine Dream's third album, a 1972 double LP of four long drone pieces, remastered on two CDs with a bonus disc of the Klangwald concert credited to Cologne, 25 November 1972.

Guru Guru (Mani Neumeier, Uli Trepte, Ax Genrich) live in Bremen on 21 September 1971, recorded by Radio Bremen. Three long pieces, issued complete for the first time by Made in Germany in 2025.

Long out of print. Buried deep in time, this obscure artifact is something of a revelation. No group information was ever given, and no production date or location is indicated, however, it would seem that this record and the "Brast Burn" LP (also reissued by Paradigm) are both by the same group of Japanese nutters and that they were both recorded in the mid seventies in Japan. But all you really need to know is that it is stone cold fantastic, a wild and manic trip full to the brim with hypnoti…

First collaboration between Edward Ka-Spel of The Legendary Pink Dots and the Italian duo Motion Kapture, produced by Justin Bennett and released by Rustblade in 2019. CD edition, eight tracks.