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Toobin' Theme
Galaxy Toobin' Gang"Toobin' Theme"
2008
Epic spacy arpeggio tune by Galaxy Toobin' Gang, which is a collaboration between Eliot Lipp and Speculator (host of Short Bus Radio on East Village Radio and the kind soul who first introduced me to the CBS and the world of freaked out synth music in general).
I could say I'd like to hear something more classy and refined in my final hours, but if I'm being really honest with myself, this is the kind of music I want to hear on my deathbed.
Wound - Tuta (Post Industrial Boys mix)
Tusia Beridze"Wound - Tuta (Post Industrial Boys mix)"
2005
Remix of another 4wnc track. The original is my favorite track on the original compilation, and I think this remix takes the original idea even further. The original and remix artists are both from Tbilisi, Georgia.
Partir Y Renunciar (Gustavo Lamas Mix)
Rosario Bléfari"Partir Y Renunciar (Gustavo Lamas Mix)"
2005
Remix of a track by this Argentinian artist from the 4 Women No Cry Vol. 1 compilation on the Monika Enterprises label. The project showcases female electronic music artists from all over the world.
I love how this track is chill without being repetitive or boring.
Topo & RobyHigh Heels And Mirrored Thighs
Dr. Philter Banx"High Heels And Mirrored Thighs"
1975
This incredibly strange and mysterious track has been posted on various blogs in the past, but this blog has the first decent copy I've found.
Self-described as "mood Moog music", "scientifically programmed for intimate couples", it was recorded at Creative Electronics Studios at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, Canada in 1975. I know nothing more about this record.
Sadly, I still can't find a cover image. I imagine it might be incredible. If I ever find it, I'll be sure to re-post.
jew's-earDelaqio Talakovsky
jew's-ear"Delaqio Talakovsky"
2008
I hope this album is eventually (officially) distributed outside of Japan. This band really deserves some wider recognition.
Beach HouseRote Autos (Rubik Edit)
1. Futurologischer Congress"Rote Autos (Rubik Edit)"
1982
I just finished this quick and dirty (mostly dirty) edit of a song I got from this blog. Feel free to compare my edit to the original version. Musically, I think it sounds better. Lyrically, all bets are off. It's in German, so I have no idea what I've done.