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On Healsgebedda Budgerigar, Nurse With Wound turn memory itself into a delirious tape loop: three long, sample‑swollen excursions where pet chatter, phantom TV themes and street detritus melt into a woozy, psychedelic netherworld of half‑remembered sound.
Rare original edition on d'Avantage of the third album from 1980, with some of the most original and unclassifiable experimental music from that time and a big influence on Nurse With Wound. Featuring Jean-François Pauvros, Mahjun and Malicorne's Jean-Pierre Arnoux and Michel Potage among others. NWW list.
Rare original edition on d'Avantage of the third album from 1980, with some of the most original and unclassifiable experimental music from that time and a big influence on Nurse With Wound. Featuring Jean-François Pauvros, Mahjun and Malicorne's Jean-Pierre Arnoux and Michel Potage among others. NWW list.
1987 re-issue on EG/Virgin of Eno's first ambient side before the Ambient series, backed with arrangements of Pachelbel music assisted by Gavin Bryars, a classic album originally released on the superb Obscure series in 1975.
Original Italian edition on Polydor of the actual first ambient album from 1978 before the Ambient series, featuring Robert Fripp, Fred Frith, John Cale and éhil Collins among others. Classic.
Original Dutch edition on Editions EG of the beautiful fourth album in the Ambient series released in 1982, featuring Jon Hassell, Michael Brook and Bill Laswell among others. Classic.
Rare original UK edition on EG of the experimental / new age zither player's debut album produced by Brian Eno released as the third volume in the Ambient series in 1980.
On The Crystal Suite, Paul Schütze channels J. G. Ballard’s The Crystal World into slow‑burn electronics and guitar haze, rendering time‑sick landscapes where matter ossifies, light fractures, and contemporary collapse glows with eerie, faceted calm.
*Edition of 100* On Quiet Panic, Mark Schaub sculpts a slow‑burn tension where stillness never quite settles, his compositions hovering between ambience and unease, finely honed and given extra dimensional depth by Andrea Marutti’s mastering.
On Vulcanalia, AX - the solo vehicle of Anthony Di Franco - returns after nearly three decades to his original mandate: vast, beatless torrents of guitar, feedback and electronics, now scaled up into a molten, myth‑drunk monument to Roman fire and stone.
1978 re-issue on Tapioca of one of the masterpieces originally on Pôle Records (Besombes/Rizet, Henri Roger, Pataphonie, Mahogany Brain, Verto... all on the NWW list), a beautiful otherworldly album of cosmic electronic folk and pulsing synthesizer soundscapes from 1975.
Very rare original edition on Celluloid of the third album from 1984 by of the most original and unclassifiable musicians of French experimental music, an unsettling masterpiece of musique concrète, sound poetry and experimental folk. NWW list.
1998 EP on Syntactic released in an edition of 100 numbered copies in silk-screened black PVC sleeve with edited versions of tracks from the CD re-issue of the 1980 LP.
Rare 2015 one-sided LP on Holidays Records with a single long 1996 piece by of the most original and unclassifiable musicians of French experimental music, released in an edition of 200 hand-numbered and personalised copies not-for-sale.
Tyondai Braxton’s Splayed Werks (his first full-length since the 2022 Telekinesis sessions) opens a new chapter: over 70 minutes of electronics and detailed sound design spread across 15 tracks, most under five minutes, favoring shorter forms over his previous long-format work. The album merges recent compositions with pieces written across the last decade—reworked, remastered by Matt Colton, and sequenced into a single continuous statement that reads less like a compilation and more like a real…
Metal Machine Music: Power To Consume Vol. 2 pushes Lou Reed’s feedback inferno into a new era, unleashing Merzbow, Masonna, Lydia Lunch, Blixa Bargeld, Martin Rev and more in a maximalist, Record Store Day 2026 hallucination of infinite noise.