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LATEST NEWS
25 June 2009
Whilst our musical vision and worldview may be far apart. It is hard not to be effected in some way by the death of Michael Jackson. The self proclaimed king of pop was one of the most significant & influential figures of modern music and popular culture.
20 June 2009
Kites excellent debut album "Far Memory" is released. More info here Apologies for the delay with the Barra album, there are some technical issues that we are attempting to resolve.
19 June 2009
Finally the long awaited Census of Hallucinations album "13" is released. More info here.
17 June 2009
Rapoon / Census of Hallucinations collaboration "Industrial Exchange" is reissued. More info here.
Peter Ashby's album "Hagiography" is imminent. We expect to take delivery of the masters this week. Peter has also remastered "High density oscillation" which we shall be reissuing at the same time.
10 June 2009
The remainder of the Census of Hallucinations back catalogue is now reissued. Check out "Nine Lives", "10", "Apparitions" and "Waylaid on the pathway to oblivion" here
Peter Ashby's follow up to the critically acclaimed "Disturbances in the ether" is reportedly finished and has been given the title "Hagiography". There's a real buzz around Dynamite Vision suggesting that we have another masterpiece on our hands. More details soon.
6 June 2009
We are almost up to speed... More Census of Hallucinations reissues, "The Fourth Dimension", "Seeing Things", "5", "Sixth Sense", "Seventh Heaven", "The 8th dwarf". Click here for details.
5 June 2009
Census of Hallucinations albums "Opus 2" & "The 3rd eye" are now back in the catalogue. Click here for details
Census of Hallucinations catalogue reissues (June)
Rapoon / Census of Hallucinations - Industrial Exchange (remastered) (June)
Kites - Far Memory (June)
Barra - Eternal Magus (June)
Neon - tbc (June)
Hilda - Technophonix (reissue) (June / July)
Hilda - New album title tbc (July / August)
Tim Jones etc., - The Phoenix Tapes (July / August)
Keith Levene - tbc (July / August)
Peter Ashby - New album title tbc (July / August)
Tor - tbc (August / September)
Wavis O'Shave - DVD tbc (August / September)
Ashby Lamb Levene - tbc (August / September)
Ermin Grud - The Narrow Path (September / October)
Barry Lamb - From dusk to now (October / November)
Peter Ashby - Rift (October / November)
Ashby / Lamb - New album title tbc (November / December)
Barry Lamb - Eynhallow (2010)
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Psychedelic music, psych, krautrock, spacerock, progressive rock, prog rock, jazz rock, avant-garde music, avant rock, punk, new wave, alternative music, heavy rock, indie, art rock, King Crimson, Van der Graaf Generator, The Fall, Egg, Gong, Steve Hillage, Hawkwind, Joy Division, Killing Joke, Eyeless in gaza, The Doors, Henry Cow, Public Image Ltd., PiL, underground music, Library music,
10cc, 13th Floor Elevators, 23 Skidoo, 4ad Record label, Abstract Truth, A Certain Ratio, Sarah Aderholdt, The Adverts, Steve Ainsworth, Albinoni, Amm, Amon Duul, Laurie Anderson, A Primary Industry, Arrested Development, Attrition, Kevin Ayers, Aztec Camera, Angelo Badalamenti, Bauhaus, BBC Radiophonic workshop, The Beatles, Beaver & Krause, Be Bop Deluxe, Jeff Beck Group (especially "Rough & Ready"), The Birthday Party, Blah Blah Blah, Bleach Boys , Blind Lemon Jefferson, Bonzo Dog Band, Bootleg history & culture, David Bowie, The Boys, Tim Buckley, Carter Burwell, Kate Bush, Buzzcocks, John Cage, Can, Captain Beefheart, Captain Lockheed & the Starfighters, Caravan, Johnny Cash, Cassette Culture, Nick Cave, Census of Hallucinations, Charisma Record label, Chicago Transit Authority, John Cooper Clarke, The Clash, Cleaners from Venus (especially the diy tape years), John Coltrane, Comus, Countless obscure library albums from the 60's & 70's, Cressida, The Cure (first three or four albums plus a few later trax), Current 93, DAF, Roger Daltrey (Had to give him a separate entry because of the version of "I'm Free" backed by the London Symphony Orchestra), The Damned (Up to and including "The Black Album"), Miles Davis, The Dead Students, Sandy Denny, Delia Derbyshire, Devo, Djam Karet, The Doors, Durutti Column, Ian Dury & the blockheads, Bob Dylan (Cherry pick about 30 songs), Earthquake, Echo & the Bunnymen, Eden's Children, Egg, Einstuerzende Neubauten, Electric Light Orchestra, The Electronic Sylvia Plath, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Brian Eno, Everything but the girl, Eyeless in Gaza, The Faces, Factory Records, John Fahey, Fairport Convention, The Fall, Family, Fanzines '79 - '85 too many to mention, they were lifeblood at the time for the struggling underground musician., Faust, The Flock, Focus, Peter Frampton (Frampton Comes Alive - How uncool is that!), Free, Gang of Four, Genesis (especially pre-Lamb lies down on broadway), Gentle Giant, Philip Glass, Gnidrolog, Goblin, Godley & Creme, Gong, Gracious, Peter Hammill, Herbie Hancock, Francoise Hardy, Steve Harley ("Sebastian"), Roy Harper, Don "Sugar Cane" Harris, Harvest Record label, Hatfield & The North, Hawkwind, Isaac Hayes, Bobby Hebb ("Sunny"), Jimi Hendrix Experience, Pierre Henry, Henry Cow, The Hiding Place, Steve Hillage, Allan Holdsworth, Freddie Hubbard, Human Condition, Human League (Pre- "Dare"), Husker Du, If, I'm Dead, Imogene, Indian Summer, Island Record label, Isley Brothers, Chad Jackson ("Hear the drummer get wicked"), The Jam (selected mostly early singles), Bert Jansch, Jar, Jellyfish, Jethro Tull, Robert Johnson, Johnny 7 Combo, Jon & Vangelis (especially "I hear you now"), Quincy Jones, Joy Division, Juicy Lucy (well, just for the stirring version of "Who do you love?"), Paul Kelday, Killing Joke, King Crimson, Kraan, Kraftwerk, Krokodil, Led Zeppelin, Legendary Pink Dots, Keith Levene, Libra, Liliput, Long Hello, Lori & the Chameleons, Loving Awareness, Magazine, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Major Lance, John Martyn, Jasun Martz, Matching Mole, Curtis Mayfield, Mellotron, Moog and vintage synths, Mellow Candle, Minutemen, The Modern Art, Ennio Morricone, May Blitz, Moby Grape, Modern English, Modern Man, Thelonius Monk, Monochrome Set (especially the early singles), Muslimgauze, Nanook of the North, National Health, Bill Nelson, Neu, New 7th Music, Martin Newell, Naz Nomad & the Nightmares, Non, Michael Nyman, Occult Chemistry, The Old man and the sea, Beth Orton, Os Mutantes, John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett, Charlie Parker, Parrot Records (Balkerne Passage, Colchester RIP), Harry Partch, The Pastels, Patto, John Peel (From 1979 - 1987), Pierre Peret, Pink Floyd , PFM, The Pop Group, Sylvia Powell, The Prisoners, Public Image Ltd., Pure Hell (Riotous cover of "These boots were made for walking"), Purrkur Pillnikk, Queen (well, actually "Sheer heart attack" plus a couple of tracks), Queens of the Stone Age, Rabbits Hat, Radiators from Space, Radio Caroline (1975 - 78), Rain Tree Crow, The Ramones (First four albums plus "It's Alive"), Raw Material, Red Crayola, Otis Redding, Red Noise, Renaissance, The Residents, Boyd Rice, Rolling Stones (About 30 awesome trax...the rest ar e pretty mediocre really :-), Sonny Rollins, Rough Trade record label, Rush (selected tracks), Sade (silky smooth voice), Ryuichi Sakamoto, Erik Satie, SBB, Scars, Scientist, Scritti Politti (Early singles plus "The word girl"), Sex Pistols, Adrian Sherwood, Shub-Niggurath, Sibelius (Finlandia), Slapp Happy, The Slits, Soft Machine, The Sonics, Spooky Tooth (First album plus Ceremony with Pierre Henry)Steel Pulse, Stiff Records (visonary record label), Still Life, The Stranglers (First three albums plus an odd later track), Style Council (a few perfect pop moments), Suicide, Donna Summer (From Love to love you baby to Macarthur Park), Supercharge, Swell Maps, Tangerine Dream, T-Connection (Do anything you wanna do - crucial 12"), Teardrop Explodes (Kilimanjaro), Television, The Temperance Bus Boogie band, Thin Lizzy, Third Ear Band, This Mortal Coil, Timmy Thomas ("Why can't we live together"), Richard & Linda Thompson (I want to see the bright lights tonight), Throbbing Gristle, Tonight (one hit wonder "Drummer man"), Tonto's Expanding Headband, Mel Torme (Comin' home baby / Right Now ...what a perfect single), Robin Trower, The Tubes, Tubeway Army, Ugly Custard, James "Blood" Ulmer, Upp, Van der Graaf Generator, Vangelis, Van Halen (First three or four albums, ha ha I'm gonna get hammered for citing this), Velvet Warrior, Vertigo Record label, Virgin Prunes, waiting for Bardot, War (Me & baby brother), Warm Dust, Wayland, Web, We Be Echo, White Noise, White Speed, White Stripes, The Who (Meaty beaty big and bouncy is definitive), Wire, Jimmy Webb, Jah Wobble, Stevie Wonder (Music of my mind, Talking Book & Innervisions), Robert Wyatt, X-Ray Spex, XTC (Early singles and first couple of albums), Neil Young, Young Marble Giants, Frank Zappa
FILM
Ghost Dance, La Cabina, Amelie, Billy Liar, Brighton Rock, Any Marx Brothers film, Pulp Fiction, Monty Python & the Holy Grail, Life of Brian, One from the heart, Psychomania, Snatch, Lock, stock & two smoking barrels, The old man and the sea, Most David Lynch stuff, Zabriskie Point, Walkabout, The first men on the moon, Walk the line, The Time Machine (original)