Morton Subotnick – Sidewinder [USED LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound to the Audrey Horne-worthy death-jazz

to the Audrey Horne-worthy death-jazz of "Ghost From The Coast" and the hulking

sections of buzzing single-note drone build to a keening wall of fluctuating tones reminiscent of the heavy minimalism of Tony Conrad’s Four Violins

She is also sometimes commonly known as the Guanyin Bodhisattva (Chinese: 觀音菩薩) amongst a plurality of other forms

you might well be put off by the fact  this album features one of New Zealand’s most wickedly post-tongue guitar players fiddling about with oscillators and analog synths (in concert with a guy who does this stuff all the time)

although honouring these early intentions

Morton Subotnick – Sidewinder [USED LP] Extreme / Noise / Free Sound to the Audrey Horne-worthy death-jazzcalifornian electronics auteur with a set of exemplary buchla noodles. washes of twinkling abstract tone & white noise scythes + gurgling drone. a gas for synth nerds. CBS Sony, 1972