Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Issued on "Lost Treasures Of The Underworld Records" in late 2015. I don't really know what to say about it, it's a mono cassette rip pressed onto vinyl with literally no additional information given or available. Apparently this album was already out there and I could've saved myself a bunch of money. Everything on this album is just bizarre. From the weird and unsettling drum machine and synth tracks that appear seemingly at random, the mishmash of styles found interlaced through the record, and the fact that there's no vocals at all, this is a very unusual record. Titles for the A-side are unknown. Titles for the B-side are. This album sucks.
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0:00 Untitled A1 [A very simple and almost generic psychedelic rock groove. It ends rather abruptly, as do most songs on the record.
4:42 Interlude A2 [An eerie, constant drone reminiscent of UVB-76, which holds the same note for 20 seconds straight at the beginning before beginning a pattern, and fading out as quickly as it starts.
5:37 Untitled A3 [The drum machine is still present, and more unsettling drones that might actually be generated by guitars are audible. Looking at a spectrogram reveals various faint lines that look like speech, even though there is none. It's very harsh on the ears. The ending is random noises.]
11:05 Interlude A4 [Beginning with a loop not too far from Cisco's "Opus #1", an unusually pleasant if vague synthesizer enters halfway through. Like all the interludes on this disc, of which there are several, this too ends as quickly as it began, fading out in a mere 1:30 and abruptly cutting to track 5.]
12:36 Untitled A5 [Begins with a drum loop sounding something like Superproxy by Eraserheads, before immediately cutting to screeching guitars, which makes up the vast majority of this track. It's a hard listen. Might as well be dental equipment.]
19:05 Another Unknown [Beginning with what sounds like dogs barking and cutting into more of the harsh, painful distorted guitars you've been hearing for the past 20 minutes.
23:07 Constellations [This one is just plain creepy. Consisting entirely of rising and falling synthesizer tones, it fades in and out in just a little over a minute, leaving you to question its inclusion.]
24:16 Ode To Thy Song [We are presented with this slightly more listenable track. Distortion has not been kind to this seemingly Middle-Eastern influenced song. This track goes nowhere, and ends with a fadeout.]
29:48 What is It? [Very similar to A7 in that it just rises and falls for about 60 seconds. Not much to say.]
30:53 Temple Of The Sun [In a shocking turn of events, this track has no guitars until nearly a full minute in. The synthesizer heard plays a steady, if wandering, loop throughout, as the omnipresent distortion grows ever-louder. It makes you wonder who the target audience was.]
34:31 Candid Jammer [This interlude also fades in, doing pretty much nothing for its entire runtime of barely a minute and forty.]
36:10 Just Outside The Atmosphere [The closing track to this album lasts nearly five minutes and is completely incomprehensible. It's almost like a numbers station, sounding like if data transmission was made audio. Pitches jump at random intervals for random amounts of time, with no clear pattern. There's not even anything musical to it. This is noise. I'd like to conjecture it's code. Dare you to solve it.]
Issued on "Lost Treasures Of The Underworld Records" in late 2015. I don't really know what to say about it, it's a mono cassette rip pressed onto vinyl with literally no additional information given or available. Apparently this album was already out there and I could've saved myself a bunch of money. Everything on this album is just bizarre. From the weird and unsettling drum machine and synth tracks that appear seemingly at random, the mishmash of styles found interlaced through the record, and the fact that there's no vocals at all, this is a very unusual record. Titles for the A-side are unknown. Titles for the B-side are. This album sucks.
Download here: mega.nz/file/I5pAEbib#7kcI0mD8NCohaR1umjSedz4o4Vp7-UDJX4vBG9Vu8I4
Download over 60 of my other records here: mega.nz/folder/coJXWQIQ#SLbRTTeuEVjvygspZFWSbw
0:00 Untitled A1 [A very simple and almost generic psychedelic rock groove. It ends rather abruptly, as do most songs on the record.
4:42 Interlude A2 [An eerie, constant drone reminiscent of UVB-76, which holds the same note for 20 seconds straight at the beginning before beginning a pattern, and fading out as quickly as it starts.
5:37 Untitled A3 [The drum machine is still present, and more unsettling drones that might actually be generated by guitars are audible. Looking at a spectrogram reveals various faint lines that look like speech, even though there is none. It's very harsh on the ears. The ending is random noises.]
11:05 Interlude A4 [Beginning with a loop not too far from Cisco's "Opus #1", an unusually pleasant if vague synthesizer enters halfway through. Like all the interludes on this disc, of which there are several, this too ends as quickly as it began, fading out in a mere 1:30 and abruptly cutting to track 5.]
12:36 Untitled A5 [Begins with a drum loop sounding something like Superproxy by Eraserheads, before immediately cutting to screeching guitars, which makes up the vast majority of this track. It's a hard listen. Might as well be dental equipment.]
19:05 Another Unknown [Beginning with what sounds like dogs barking and cutting into more of the harsh, painful distorted guitars you've been hearing for the past 20 minutes.
23:07 Constellations [This one is just plain creepy. Consisting entirely of rising and falling synthesizer tones, it fades in and out in just a little over a minute, leaving you to question its inclusion.]
24:16 Ode To Thy Song [We are presented with this slightly more listenable track. Distortion has not been kind to this seemingly Middle-Eastern influenced song. This track goes nowhere, and ends with a fadeout.]
29:48 What is It? [Very similar to A7 in that it just rises and falls for about 60 seconds. Not much to say.]
30:53 Temple Of The Sun [In a shocking turn of events, this track has no guitars until nearly a full minute in. The synthesizer heard plays a steady, if wandering, loop throughout, as the omnipresent distortion grows ever-louder. It makes you wonder who the target audience was.]
34:31 Candid Jammer [This interlude also fades in, doing pretty much nothing for its entire runtime of barely a minute and forty.]
36:10 Just Outside The Atmosphere [The closing track to this album lasts nearly five minutes and is completely incomprehensible. It's almost like a numbers station, sounding like if data transmission was made audio. Pitches jump at random intervals for random amounts of time, with no clear pattern. There's not even anything musical to it. This is noise. I'd like to conjecture it's code. Dare you to solve it.]
