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THE OMNI RECORDING CORP.

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One of the best reissue labels on planet earth, with a large number of perfectly produced releases (includings thick booklets, bonus tracks etc.). The Omni Recording Corporation has done awesome albums by Emil Richards, Yma Sumac, Felix Kubin, Katie Lee, Bruce Haack, Patrice Sciortino, Ash Wednesday, William Sheller and many, many more.

 
"German born, Chilean resident Atom TM is the maverick wunderkind of 21st century electronic music - a blazing one-man Technicolor factory of outlandish and fastidiously crafted arresting productions. Stealthily operating under a head-spinning number of pseudonyms and ...
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"In the tumultuous 1960s the powerful voices of Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs and others shaped the political and musical landscape for many. Less known, but no less strident and artful, were the folk singers from the other side of town. For the very first time the ...
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"Electro-plated antipodean-chameleon Ash Wednesday's deep catalogue of minimal-wave and early-electro compositions form an incredibly impressive and desperately under-acknowledged body of work. From the deliriously bouncy new wave pop of 1980's "Love By Numbers" to the ...
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"Avant-Primitivism and baroque lyricism collide on Patrice Sciortino's unknown and underappreciated "Percupulsions". Recorded late 1969 and released on the French 'Neuilly' library imprint in 1970, the album is delightful, mysterious and strangely accessible - jarring ...
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"In the world of sound library and production music French Avant-garde composer Patrice Sciortino is both unique and universal. His astounding late 1960s and early 1970s recordings for the prestigious Musique Pour L'Image and PSI labels receive their first serious ...
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"Certainly there is nothing else in the Country Music canon quite like Rex Allen Jr's "Today's Generation." Promoted upon its release in 1970 as "Underground Country," it is an album both ornate and very listenable. But no amount of adornment with electric sitars, ...
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