Intersystems
Intersystems were a multimedia band includes the word plays of poet Blake Parker and the electronic machinary of John Mills-Cockell (plus Michael Hayden, Dik Zander). Wildly panning electronic bleeps and spatial effects provide background for brief spoken vignettes of supremely hilarious/post-apocalyptic vision and lysergic consequence
Intersystems were a multimedia band includes the word plays of poet Blake Parker and the electronic machinary of John Mills-Cockell (plus Michael Hayden, Dik Zander). Wildly panning electronic bleeps and spatial effects provide background for brief spoken vignettes of supremely hilarious/post-apocalyptic vision and lysergic consequence
Members: John Mills-Cockell
Member of: John Mills-Cockell
#IV
Toronto’s infamous psychedelic multimedia collective, Intersystems, make a surprise return with a new release, #IV. Coming via Waveshaper Media, #IV is Intersystems’ first new material since 1968! Intersystems’ pioneering avant/electronic music sound…
Electronic Voyages: Early Moog Recordings 1964-1969
In support of their forthcoming Bob Moog documentary Electronic Voyager, Waveshaper Media have produced a compilation LP of Moog recordings from the 1960s. The first compilation of its kind, Electronic Voyages: Early Moog recordings 1964-1969 contain…
Pangalactic Performer
Canadian synthesizer wizard John Mills-Cockell is proud to present a 3CD boxset collecting his classic albums Heartbeat, A Third Testament, and Gateway. The anthology includes the final studio recordings of Syrinx including an exciting unreleased sin…
Number One Intersystems
Alga Marghen presents a reissue of Intersystems' Number One Intersystems (1967). Intersystems' works evoke the heightened awareness, intermittent psychosis, intellectual over-stimulation and giddy nihilism of an acid expedition. "Orange Juice and V…
Intersystems
First historical edition! Limited to 500 copies. This three-disc box collects Number One Intersystems (1967), presenting the correct side sequence and (for the first time) the original tracks' sub-section divisions; Peachy (1967), with (for the first…