So, let me explain to you why, even though this has never been 'generally released' before, this is one of the great albums by R. Stevie Moore.

As some of you know, the very 1st Cuneiform release, 30 years ago, was by RSM. I chose the songs...

“If aliens landed and asked about 'MUSIC' we would head off to find R Stevie Moore to present to them as a gift. 
Since the early 70's until late yesterday afternoon RSM has been creating albums, songs, spoken word and gonzo masterpieces that would seem more like the output of a prolific record label or that of a small country rather than just one person. This triple album Freedom vs Fate showcases the man and his many talents. 
An influence on so many and still awaiting the deserved worldwide..

A more ‘chill out’ album than “Light Echoes” or “Pangea Ultima”, which are my personal favorites, but this still delivers the magic, with the sequencers more subdued than on his more aggressive style. Recommended.

“When a synth master like Steve Moore joins forces with the legendary KPM, magic must materialize. And so it does with Analog Sensitivity: cinematic, enigmatic synthscapes to both haunt and heal.
New York-based multi-instrumentalist/producer/film composer Steve Moore is probably..

Synthesist Steve Moore is one half of the excellent, 70s-inspired, synth/prog duo Zombi. In addition to the six albums released by Zombi, he has a prolific and thriving solo career. This album, released simultaneously with Zombi's latest, Shape Shift, is the soundtrack to a horror film and is one of his great ones, mixing spacey sequencing and droning menace. Recommended!

"Except for a few brief moments of pounding tribal percussion, Moore’s score for Cub is primarily an exercise in epic 1970s...

Very good, uptempo Steve synthi-magic. A hair under 25’ long.

“Kompakt announce the return of New York's synth wizard Steve Moore to the label -- pretty much exactly ten years after his much lauded first appearance Bayern Kurve on the Speicher series. Steve Moore is widely recognized as one half of Italo disco-tinged horror-prog project Zombi, his numerous thriller movie soundtrack works (The Guest, VFW, Mayhem, Bliss, The Mind's Eye) as well has his clubbier output on Ron Morelli's L.I.E.S....

Thurston Moore (vocals, guitar)
Deb Googe (bass)
Jon Leidecker (electronics)
James Sedwards (piano, organ, guitar, glockenspiel)
Jem Doulton (percussion)
Laetitia Sadier (backing vocals on "Sans Limites")

“Thurston returns with his ninth and best solo album Flow Critical Lucidity released via Daydream Library Series. Some of the songs were written and arranged in Europe and the United Kingdom and include lyrical references to their environments and inspired by nature, lucid

Jon Eberson (guitar)
Pål Thorstensen (drums)
Brynjulf Blix (electric piano, synths, organ, keyboards)
Sveinung Hovensjø (bass)

This is the first time ever CD reissue of this very sought-after Norwegian fusion with ties to Terje Rypdal’s Odyssey, and is taken from master tapes [recorded by Jan Erik Kongshaug!].
Excellent and generally heavy jazz/rock with some funky clavinet and ferocious guitarwork.
This was reissued in a limited edition via a Crowdfunding series to rais

“New York-based composer and producer [and former member of Weasel Walter’s Cellular Chaos], Kelly Moran’s intricate, experimental pieces transcend the piano’s more traditional and classically-imposed school of thought. On her new album, Moran augments her pianistic abilities to superhuman levels in order to create a new strain of her singular experimental piano compositions.
Hypnotic and emotive, the coming project solidifies Moran’s role as one of the leading contemporary composers for the piano...

"Singer/guitarist Steve Morgen and company (bassist Rennie Genossa, drummer Bob Maiman and rhythm guitarist Barry Stock) originally hailed from Long Island, New York. Signed by ABC's short-lived Probe subsidiary, their 1969 debut Morgen teamed them...

"One of the foremost Quebec prog bands of their day, Morse Code's discography has sold over 100,000 copies and earned them fans around the world.
EMI sent the band to England for their final progressive rock release, and the result has a larger imprint from British prog groups even if the singing is still in French. Much of the material seems direct while being among the most subtle and clever Simard ever composed, and side 2 may be the finest slab of music they ever did. Even as music was changing...

"One of the foremost Quebec prog bands of their day, Morse Code's discography has sold over 100,000 copies and earned them fans around the world.
After the success of the first album, EMI allowed the band carte blanche to do as they wished with the follow-up, and the result was a progressive concept album largely about birth and death, with the second side taken up by a 26-minute, 3-part suite.

"The band fuses together such a variety of genres that it is both old and fresh simultaneously."-Birmingham Review

"The Mothers Earth Experiment is a six-piece contemporary progressive outfit from the UK. With a wide range of influences, ranging from electronica, jazz, psychedelia to black metal and back, the band of childhood friends pride themselves on their eclectic inspirations, and weave detailed sonic tapestries and propel their message of social consciousness and environmental awareness...

"This music was written for a project Motorpsycho was invited to be a part of by Trøndelag Teater in 2015. It eventually ended up as the play Begynnelser ("Beginnings"); directed, designed and dramatized by the independent theatre group De Utvalgte based on a new text written by Norwegian author Carl Frode Tiller. It was produced and performed at Trøndelag Teater in Trondheim with a cast drawn mainly from their ensemble. Motorpsycho played live at every performance with a line-up that included "utility...

This is a lavish (to say the least - and HEAVY) document of Motorpsycho's performance with Stole Storlokken, the Kammerkoret Aurum choir, and Sheriffs of Nothingness at the 2014 Olavsfestdagene festival in the Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway. It was captured and released on two 180-gram records, one CD, one DVD containing the full concert plus a 65-minute documentary, and a 24-page LP-size booklet containing the Norwegian lyrics and more, all as a one-time pressing of 2000 hand-numbered copies...

“One would think that after the Gullvåg Trilogy -- two double and a single album in a mere three years -- the ultra-productive trio Motorpsycho might be in need of a break of sorts... but on the other hand, riding a golden wave like never before in their 30+ year existence, why stop now? The bulk of the album was recorded in France back before the pandemic, but was added to, tweaked and finished in 2020. The initial idea was to collect big riffs on one album and do a pure hard rock record, but the....

“A reissue of Motorpsycho's Roadwork Vol. 2: The MotorSourceMassacre , originally released in 2000 and since long out of print. In 1995 Motorpsycho was invited by Trondheim freebag jazz combo The Source to share the stage at Kongsberg Jazz Festival. The band´s psychedelic/kraut/prog-leanings hadn´t taken them as far as jazz yet, not to mention the Ornette Coleman-style free jazz stuff The Source were playing, but they were game. This is the result: some 70 minutes of metal overkill, early '70s...

"The first-ever Motorpsycho anthology, released in conjunction with a 2015 retrospective exhibition at Rockheim, Norway's national museum of pop and rock music, in the band's hometown of Trondheim. For the first anthology since the band's formation in 1989, there are as many possible track selections as there are fans, and the band's selection for Supersonic Scientists: A Young Person's Guide to Motorpsycho will likely incite much discussion.

Roughly containing one song from every studio album...

“2019 marks 30 years since Motorpsycho's humble beginnings in Trondheim. Both visually and musically, The Crucible starts where The Tower (2017) ended, but it soon takes on its own hue, and it is clear that it cannot be called a "sequel" as such: this is very much a step further out than anywhere the band ventured on The Tower.
While it is broader lyrically speaking, it is even sharper focused musically and, if possible, even more idiosyncratic and insular than ever: unarguably a Motorpsycho album...

This is one of the last, great French progressive rock albums of the 70s to receive their first reissue (although still no digital version, dagnabbit!). It’s much more acoustic gutiar based, but it is definitely comparable to Imventions for Electric Guitar; Mouline plays all the parts, but this is in no way a ‘solo guitar’ album!
This was on the ‘coming soon’ list from Musea for 20 years and it never happened; but here it is!

“The long anticipated official reissue of Chrysalide (1978), the...

"Includes insert with liner notes; Includes digital download code which includes previously unreleased bonus tracks; Housed in a silver-mirrored sleeve.
The first ever reissue of Mouvements, originally released in 1973. An impossible to find artifact from the Swiss underground avant-garde scene of Geneva, originally released as a private boxset limited to 150 copies in 1973, only sold at art galleries. A unique, instrumental mix of free-jazz, classical, psych-rock, folk, improv, kraut, funk...

"Monster Melodies presents a collaboration with Moving Gelatine Plates with Moving Gelatine Plates. 45 years after the start of Moving Gelatine Plates, Monster M�lodies and the legendary band release an album of ALL unreleased tracks recorded between 1970 and 1978. Comes as a translucent pink jelly colored vinyl. Comes in a sleeve which opens up, containing a flyer with a family tree illustration of the different components of the band, a post card of a vintage promotional poster plus a 7" record which is..

The first and best known release by this psychedelic quartet. Featuring the legendary Merrell Fankhauser (post-HMS Bounty) and Jeff Cotton (post-Beefheart's Magic Band). A definite classic of its kind.

“Their documentation of cosmic permeation and general aura of "unhingedness" has rarely been equalled within the recording medium, this stuff puts you right there on lip of the saucer.”

“Out of this world combination of jerky, Beefheartian quirks (courtesy of Jeff Cotton, of course) and...

Juan Ignacio Arbaiza: Tenor Sax
Camilo Bartelsman: Drums
Santiago Botero: Bass
Diego Herrera: Laptop and synths
Enrique “Kike” Mendoza: Guitar
María “Mange” Valencia: Clarinet in Bb, Bass Clarinet and Alto Sax

“Resiliente is a noisy album, infused with doses of free jazz, melodic fragments, blasts, drones and heavy saturated textures. Originally released in 2017 on Matik Matik discos, it is being released for the first time on vinyl in 2021 by Dur et Doux.....

“Who Do You Love The Most? is the young trio's third album in just over four years, and continues in the tradition of their two previous efforts; beautiful and evocative melodies, rich on harmonies, often rhythmically complex textures and a typically folk-like Scandinavian character with the occasional gospel feel. The album's ten songs are all Kjetil Mulelid originals, except for a gripping cover of Judee Sill's "The Archetypical Man".”

“Eight new beguiling Kjetil Mulelid compositions expertly balancing energetic, often rhythmically complex and harmonically rich music with beautiful and evocative melodies. It's not all about Mulelid though, bassist Bjørn Marius Hegge (31) and drummer Andreas Skår Winther (28) effortlessly conjure additional layers, tones, and textures, incorporating a sense of calm; an unhurried yet constantly unfolding sound world which can be said to be distinctively Scandinavian, most typically heard in Hegge's sole...