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Fossil Records: After Dinner’s Paradise of Replica

September 30, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

After Dinner Paradise of Replica

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Not dissimilar to Shiniseki e no Unga, another album covered in this column, After Dinner’s Paradise of Replica is […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: After Dinner, Fossil Records, Haco, Japan, Music

Fossil Records: Tim Maia’s Racional Vol. 2

September 16, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Tim Maia

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Though thought of as a national treasure in his home country, Tim Maia remains something of an obscurity in […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Fossil Records, Tim Maia

Fossil Records: Guernica’s Shinseiki e no Unga

September 9, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Guernica

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Sometimes you write a review of something and it reads more like a weird bedtime story than a critical […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Fossil Records, Guernica, Music

Fossil Records: Lee Hazlewood’s Requiem for an Almost Lady

September 2, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Lee Hazlewood

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. In the beginning there was nothing. But it was kinda fun to watch nothing grow.  In the end there […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: country, Fossil Records, Lee Hazlewood, Music

Fossil Records: Aphrodite’s Child’s It’s Five O’Clock

August 25, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Aphrodite's Child

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Aphrodite’s Child didn’t put out “fossil records” so much as they were a full blown “fossil band”: best known […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Aphrodite's Child, Demis Roussos, Fossil Records, Music, psych rock, Vangelis

Fossil Records: Igor Wakhevitch’s Hathor

August 18, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Igor Wakhevitch Hathor

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. There’s a certain type of music that I’ve taken to referring to as “story music”—stuff that lends itself to […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Electronic, Fossil Records, Igor Wakhevitch, Music

Fossil Records: Theme from Radius: An Italo Spacedance Compilation

August 11, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Theme from Radius Italo Disco

If My Mine’s Stone, discussed in this column two weeks back, is the type of ‘80s dance music which befits a party in a teen movie, the tracks found on Theme From Radius: An Italo Spacedance Compilation are more in tune with the cocaine-and-strippers aesthetic of the era, the type of music you might expect […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Alexander Robotnick, dance, Electronic, Fossil Records, Italo-disco, Music, My Mine, Theme from Radius

Fossil Records: GAA’s Auf Der Bahn Zum Uranus

August 5, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

GAA Auf Der Bahn Zum Uranus

In all honesty, I’m a bit surprised it’s taken me as long as it has to feature a progressive rock album in this column: given how quickly prog flamed out, and the low standing in popular music it carries to this day, it’s no surprise that there are dozens if not hundreds of records from […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: classic rock, Fossil Records, GAA, Music, prog

Fossil Records: My Mine’s STONE

July 28, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

My Mine STONE

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Let’s be real: not every out-of-print album is going to be a profound work of heartrending majesty. Sometimes, for […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Fossil Records, My Mine

Fossil Records: Virginia Astley’s From Gardens Where We Feel Secure

July 20, 2016 By Chris Jones Leave a Comment

Virginia Astley

Sometimes, for whatever reason, great art slips past audiences and remains woefully underappreciated. Which is why we’ve created an essay series called Fossil Records, devoted to helping people discover lost and obscure work that never got its due. Ambient music, though conceptually simple, perpetually walks a tricky line: make it too minimal and it risks being boring […]

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: classical, Fossil Records, Music, New Age, Virginia Astley

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