Occult rock 70s (NO METAL!)

Buffo · 04-13-2016, 06:31 AM

Which lps have a strong occult/mystical influence permeating the music?

I don't mean bogus stuff that runs through a lot of heavy metal, but music by people who at least dabbled the life as occultists, or just "see" with "another eye".

Some that spring to mind:

Graham Bond - Holy Magick
Boudwijn de Groot - Nacht e Ontij
Exuma
Jacula - Tardo Pede (soundtrack to seance,read somewhere that this had lots of occult stuff in it - maybe someone knows more)

Jamra - Second Coming
Black Widow (read this was the real deal - someone told me they could not sleep properly having one of their
lps in the house)

Wilburn Burchette - Guitar Grimoire and several others

On the heavy progressive side there is of course Monument and Horse from the UK. Also Zior. Probably
tons more from around the world that just escape me.

Alex Sanders-"A Witch Is Born" (UK 1970 A&M label!) is an actual recording of a
witch's initiation/consecration.

04-13-2016, 06:31 AM	#1 (permalink)
Buffo Groupie Join Date: Apr 2016 Posts: 17	Occult rock 70s (NO METAL!) Which lps have a strong occult/mystical influence permeating the music? I don't mean bogus stuff that runs through a lot of heavy metal, but music by people who at least dabbled the life as occultists, or just "see" with "another eye". Some that spring to mind: Graham Bond - Holy Magick Boudwijn de Groot - Nacht e Ontij Exuma Jacula - Tardo Pede (soundtrack to seance,read somewhere that this had lots of occult stuff in it - maybe someone knows more) Jamra - Second Coming Black Widow (read this was the real deal - someone told me they could not sleep properly having one of their lps in the house) Wilburn Burchette - Guitar Grimoire and several others On the heavy progressive side there is of course Monument and Horse from the UK. Also Zior. Probably tons more from around the world that just escape me. Alex Sanders-"A Witch Is Born" (UK 1970 A&M label!) is an actual recording of a witch's initiation/consecration.