🎵 SIDE A – Hard Coming Love
A fuzz bass heartbeat, a fluttering electric harpsichord, and Dorothy Moskowitz crooning like Nico if she fronted Silver Apples.
It’s romantic, jagged, and somehow melancholy even when it’s surging forward.
🎵 SIDE B – Osamu’s Birthday
An instrumental trip down a carnival midway wired to a military computer.
You can almost see the counterculture falling apart in real time—like the balloons are popping themselves.
💫 Recorded in 1968
📀 Reissued to remind you how visionary it was
📻 Filed under: Avant-Pop, Psychedelic Manifestos, Library Music for Utopias
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