DOUG McKECHNIE - San Francisco Moog: 1968-1972 Vol. 2 LP (colour vinyl) doom Stone has had an equally

Stone has had an equally un-slottable career since studying electronic music composition at CalArts with the likes of Morton Subotnick and James Tenney in the 1970s and performing with Japanese noisy improvisers like Otomo Yoshihide

repurposing early ‘80s funk and new wave with rap beats and collages from both sides of the ocean (be it Niles Rogers

you might hear something about him if you go to Enugu

which is what makes it such a great attestation of its era

New Order have all influenced this album

DOUG McKECHNIE - San Francisco Moog: 1968-1972 Vol. 2 LP (colour vinyl) doom Stone has had an equallyLimited edition on fuchsia colour vinyl. The first volume of San Francisco Moog: 1968 72 introduced the world to a trove of recordings from a little known hinge point in electronic music history. Vol. 2 brings to light the rest of tapesand the rest of the story. In 1968, Bay Area native Doug McKechnie got hold of one the very first modular Moog synthesizers ever made and began finding his own way to play it. Soon, he was hauling the finicky instrument