This might be my favorite Death Grips song.

It's really some of their best stuff. Love how I always worry about them rutting it up before they launch into something really progressive. Feeling a light Holy ****/10 on this one.

"An exclusive outtake from "The Mystery Of The Gardener's Groove/Illumination",
William Parker & Hamid Drake live at Retromedia Sound Studios in Red Bank,
New Jersey on September 21, 2015. This outtake from
"The Mystery Of The Gardener's Groove/Illumination" presents a
window into the tone world of William Parker & Hamid Drake."

Dozer's Through The Eyes of Heathens (2005) (Stoner Rock, Stoner metal)

https://e.snmc.io/lk/o/l/6d1d052904d...aa/2959488.jpg

Skip the track Man of Fire, it's kinda poppy, and you have a great stoner rock album.

Ethyl Meatplow and Geraldine Fibbers leading lady/art punk enthusiast gone prog country heroine <3

German psychedelic prog with prominent atonal and musique concréte elements stemming from what I perceive to be surrealism influences. Quite fascinating to listen to, the closest direct comparison I could make is Faust; yet it's more melodic when it comes to it, like a lengthy series of darker, more intricate and better realized Moonchilds. The tracks are solid and quite varied, and the atmosphere is just out of the roof - like entering the world of a feverish, drugged out Kalevala folk tale.

that's another good description I just plagiarized

Big fan of Christoph Heemann and H.N.A.S.! That's one of the best albums, so if that's your first taste, then it's a good one to start with! BTW: that opening segment, "In the grooves of this record is the sound of [John Cage]" is taken from a wonderful recording of a Cage work on Everest Records #3132 & #3230 of Variations IV.