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AKA Francisco Birago Diop of Douala, Cameroon- singer (in Duala, French and English), guitarist, flutist, journalist, sculptor, composer, musicologist, writer & polemist

Turkish Anatolian psych rock with traditional elements

also known as Sometimes Life Is Hard - Right, Providence?), a 1972 Italian-Spanish comedic Spaghetti Western by director Giulio Petroni

This part marks a drastic shift in style from the previous two entries, thanks to being created a decade later with two new people, Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, involved. Part III opens with the same melodic motif seen in parts I and II, but the rhythms and tones are significantly different, with Bill Bruford playing a mix of acoustic and electronic drums.

Norwegian classical violinist playing Glass’ Einstein on the Beach, composed for Robert Wilson’s The Knee Plays

Florent Ghys is composer and double-bass player from France who studied in Princeton

Fronted by Portuguese born female singer Catherine Ribeiro, Alpes was the multi-instrumental backing group led by Patrice Moullet and a roster of other musicians that changed over the years. Their music cross-bred folk and psychedelic musics, with avant-garde and space-rock elements, and often featured special home-made instruments like the Cosmophone (a guitar/lyre hybrid), Percuphone (a mechanical rhythm machine), Orgolia (a large metallic violin) and other inventions.

duo of French composer Jean-Jacques Perrey and German-American composer Gershon Kingsley, known as the pioneers, only active from 1965-67

Nigerian funk singer and songwriter who studied cinematography in Russia (USSR) for many years, and returned to Nigeria in the mid-1970's to start his own music label and film production studio, Wilfilms, He recorded a number of hit songs in Nigeria during the 1970's, the biggest of which was ‘Atomic Bomb’ in 1978.

Aretha Franklin cover. Psychedelic soul music featuring the amazing voice of Minnie Riperton. The group released six albums during their time together, produced & arranged by Charles Stepney for Chess Records.

Post-punk band from Argentina

French weirdos

The experimental electronic duo of Drew Daniel and M. C. (Martin) Schmidt

their debut album recounts life experiences with fractured electronics, piano, and text-to-speech vocalizing

Theme to the Space Mountain dark rollercoaster ride, which is actually a surf rock cover of Le Carnaval Des Anuimaux 'Aquarium' by Romantic Era French composer, organist, conductor and pianist Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns, who lived from 1835 to 1921

quartet from Melbourne, Australia.

Romanian DJ and producer Miruna Boruzescu, who is based in Berlin.

Czech post-punk

Final album

formed in 1980 by composer James Grigsby and poet/singer Christine Clements. Grigsby was influenced by electronic music, Renaissance polyphony, progressive rock, post-Webern serialism, Balinese gamelan and punk-jazz. Clements was active in the San Francisco poetry scene.

Italian film score composer

WPRB’s OWN!

French electronic composer

Musical project of Glasgow-based Finnish musician Maria Rossi.

2nd album

Osaka-based producer

Ride that beam!