:Episode One Hundred Eighty-Nine: 5.29.2020
| Artist | Title | Album |
|---|---|---|
| River Cult | Chilling Effect | Chilling Effect |
| Servo | II | Alien |
| Enablers | Squint | Zones |
| Slift | Dark Was Space, Cold Were The Stars | Ummon |
| The Sonic Dawn | Sun Drifter | Enter The Mirage |
| Motohiko Hamase | Moriana | Technodrome |
| Greg Fox | From the Cessation of What | From the Cessation of What (Single) |
| Ak'chamel, The Giver Of Illness | Dark Hat | The Totemist |
| The Dwarfs of East Agouza | The Green Dogs of Dahshur | The Green Dogs of Dahshur |
| Ike Yard | M. Kurtz | Ike Yard |
| Pulse Emitter | Drifting In Ether | Drifting In Ether (Single) |
| Bill Nace | Part 1 | Both |
| Yoshio Ojima | Entrance | Une Collection Des Chaînons I: Music For Spiral |
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Description
This episode features not one but two Sun City Girls-adjacent projects: the mysterious Ak'chamel, The Giver of Illness, which I don't think actually involves either of the brothers Bishop, but may as well because it basically sounds like Torch of the Mystics-era SCG; and Dwarfs of East Agouza, who include Alan Bishop as a member, and whose new Middle Eastern-inflected, free jazz/avant-garde freakout The Green Dogs of Dahshur is another of my album of the year candidates. There's also the recently reissued Technodrome, by Motohiko Hamase, which is an approximation of the album Jaco Pastorius never lived to make with Jon Hassell in the early 90s.