People Like Us – Thermos Explorer [Hot Air. 2000] The height of hauntological cut-ups. I love this album so much. "Since 1991 British artist Vicki Bennett has been working in the field of audio-visual collage, sampling, appropriation and cutting up of found footage and archives."- Discogs

Charles Bukowski

Steve Roden / In Be Tween Noise – The Radio [Sonoris reissue 2007. Originally 1999] An 18-minute piece of lowercase music created in 1996 for the Soundculture Festival in San Francisco. Lovely and subtle sounds. More details about the recording in the comments.

Basil Kirchin – Abstractions Of The Industrial North [Trunk Records reissue 2005. Originally 1966] The album is a stunning jazz suite. That's not surprising as Kirchin never disappoints. Originally recorded for the De Wolfe music library and credited to The London Studio Group. #musicsky

Popol Vuh – Seligpreisung [Kosmische Musik. Quadrophonic. 1973] Now playing. The closest P.V. came to being a 'rock' band. That being said, the album is wonderful. #musicsky #kosmischmusik

Delia Derbyshire – The Dreams [Fantôme Phonographique. 2019] One of the most uncanny and eerie recordings I have ever heard. I would recommend this recording without hesitation. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ #musicsky #electronic

How I spent the day

Tangerine Dream – Live At Place Des Arts, Montreal, April 9th, 1977 [Culture Factory. 3xLP. 2025] I was at this show. 48 years later, the memory still astounds me. It's the classic TD lineup of Froese, Franke, and Baumann when they were at the peak of their powers. #musicsky #kosmische

Carl Orff & Gunild Keetman – Music For Children (Schulwerk) [Trunk Records. 2013] A collection of instructional pieces designed for early music education. The selections are drawn from a pair of LPs originally released in 1958. #musicsky #hauntology

Blurt – Smoke Time [Moving Target. 1987] Jagged skronk that alternates between Beatnik cool and seriously wired hysteria. I dearly love the music of Blurt. #musicsky

Krampus vs Cads!

Delia Derbyshire And Elsa Stansfield – Circle Of Light (Original Electronic Soundtrack) [Trunk Records. 2016] Subtle electronic sounds and environmental recordings. It's a lovely listening experience. #Hauntology #Musicsky

Richard Littler. Discovering Scarfolk: For Tourists & Other Trespassers. Penguin. 2014 An epistolary novel about Daniel Bush & his search for his missing sons, Joe and Oliver. They vanished in Scarfolk, a town that may or may not exist in our reality where the 1970s perpetually loop. #hauntology

Dummy Run – Ice Cream Headache [Hot Air. 1997] Rapid fire cut-ups and drum'n'bass rhythms. Dummy Run is/was Andrew Sharpley and Nic Birmingham, and Matt Wand produced the album. A Stock, Hausen and Walkman-related project. #Musicsky

Raymond Pettibon

Selten Gehörte Musik – Münchner Konzert Mai 1974 [Edition Hansjörg Mayer. 3xLP. 1975] Free improvisation from artists/writers/musicians/etc., Dieter Roth, Gerhard Rühm, Günter Brus, Hermann Nitsch, and Oswald Wiener. Those sharp-eyed among you will spot ... #musicsky #unusualmusic

No more rock and roll!

Curver – Sjö [Ullabjakk. 1997] Splendid noisy guitar post-punk, which may appeal to fans of Atomizer-era Big Black and Loop. "Birgir Örn Thoroddsen. Icelandic musician, producer, engineer, visual artist, and one-half of experimental electric band Ghostigital." #musicsky #unusualmusic

I have made it awkward...

Matt Wand – Hands Of Hair [Hot Air. 2020] The latest addition to my Stock, Hausen, and Walkman library. Samples drawn from old-timey music, surface noise, whirrs, clicks, and other unidentified sounds make for an unusual listening experience. #musicsky #unusualmusic

Various – Masse Mensch [Selektion. 1982] One of the earliest, and one of the best art music/avant-weirdness collections. The opening track by Laughing Hands is particularly good. #musicsky

Serge Gainsbourg / Jean-Claude Vannier – Les Chemins De Katmandou (ost) [Finders Keepers Records. 2017] Currently spinning.

Hintermass – The Apple Tree [Ghost Box. 2016] A collaboration between Jon Brooks (The Advisory Circle, Cafe Kaput, King of Woolworths, a.o.) and Tim Felton (Broadcast, Seeland). The album is a wander through electronic fields and folk reminiscences in liminal spaces. #Musicsky #Hauntology

"As a German artist who’s lived through Hitler, Communism, the Cold War, and the fall of the Berlin Wall, he’s been acutely attuned to the deleterious effects of ideology on art." #artsky

"The activist and writer Cory Doctorow spoke to Jacobin about the steady decline of the “enshittified” internet and what we can do to save it." #enshittification

John L. and Adamah – Lonesome In Overdrive [Green Tree Records. 1996] Psychedelic trance music that travels the spaceways alongside Kalacakra and the Third Ear Band. It's so very enjoyable. I can't get enough of this sort of thing. #krautrock #psychedelia

Chuck Wendig. The Staircase in the Woods. 2025 The concept caught my attention, like doorways appearing where they shouldn't, the idea of stand-alone staircases in isolated locales captures the uncanniness of liminal spaces.

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