On April 19th, 1943, the Swiss chemist Dr. Albert Hofmann intentionally tried out a new chemical compound of his own devising, lysergic acid diethylamide (also known as LSD), and then decided to ride his bicycle home from his pharmaceutical laboratory in the Sandoz Laboratories.
Soon! Klaus Wiese (1942-2009) was a German musician and sound researcher. Wiese brought the teachings of Sufi Hazrat Inayat Khan to Germany from his travels in the East. Out via @Infinitefog
After almost two years of work, Infinite Fog Productions is glad to invite you to a new journey through the fog of time and enjoy the reissue of this great ambient/folk record from 1984. @Infinitefog
Weekly choice:
Luciano Bagnasco and Gonzalo Navarro - 'Residual Complementario'
Alphonse Rabbe, Nurse With Wound Official - 'Du suicide' (book + CD)
Josiah - 'Josiah'
King Tubby meets The Scientist - 'In A Revival Dub'
Coil - 'The New Backwards'
Scoundrels - 'Oh No ! Not Again !'
Listen back to last night's Wire broadcast on @ResonanceFM. Meg Woof played adventurous music from @MABScle, Svitlana Nianio, @buhrecords, @warmwintersltd, @malvernbrume, @Infinitefog, Merlin Nova + more, plus a guest mix from low end duo Weird Weather:
https://t.co/BgFHIJuyNl
⚡💥 En 1991, parmi la pléthore de chefs-d’œuvre à être publié, sortait "Love's Secret Domain", troisième album de Coil. Jism, entre deux prises d'acides et de MDMA, revient sur ce disque hors-norme, aussi fou qu'indispensable.
👉 @Infinitefog
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But the other version, from @InfiniteFog, which comes as a 3LP set in various colours. Most had sold out by the time I decided to buy a copy but the blue marble one was still available
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To be honest, it's the colour I'd have chosen myself so that's good!
The 30th Anniversary reissue/ remaster/expansion of..
COIL’s LOVE’S SECRET DOMAIN
..is simply phenomenal.
Really should have bought 2 copies as this is gonna get as needle-hammered as the OG.
This was/is always a favourite👇
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“I remember thinking, ‘What the fuck have we made?’”
Coil's 'Love's Secret Domain' is full of trippy, drug-fuelled dichotomies, and is as thrilling and experimental now as it was in 1991. @AndiHarriman speaks to producer Danny Hyde and learns its story https://t.co/I91FUux7rF
Influenced by emerging electronic music techniques and the rave scene, Coil's third album 'Love's Secret Domain' is full of dark dichotomies, and still sounds as fresh and experimental as it did in 1991. For this month's Game Changer, @AndiHarriman learns its story
In 1991 Coil released the third of their early classic albums, seemingly casting aside the gloom and funereal beauty of its predecessors in favour of a painstakingly multi-layered hallucinogenic electronic beast. @Infinitefog
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