Universe: S/T

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One of the better random thrift shop finds of the year for me so far, and one of the best and weirdest Christian lp's I've heard probably ever. Genuinely spaced out and progy in a crude and good way (especially for the late 70′s). Slightly reminiscent of Silver Apples at times, and pretty cosmic all the way through. You'd actually hardly know it's Xian at all if not for the overbearing imagery on the sleeve. It appears to be from southern California.

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17 comments for Universe: S/T

  1. goatboy says:

    Yeah…this cover makes me think the land of God is a Willy Wonka land of gum drops and lollipops!

  2. nico says:

    best placed letters ever on this cover!!! “universe” feels great in this green bubble …

  3. steventounsand says:

    this is killer…it’s all over the map! that insistent hi-hat really draws you into the spin cycle. jesus holds it all down.

  4. Boz says:

    That “We Ought To Be Here” is like a deluxo Patron Saints/Eric Bergman …. very real and curious stuff. Crink – track these guys already! ^_^

  5. I just got a copy of this LP… it really is good, and not new agey/spiritual at all… it’s a psychy late 70s synth-rock LP with AOR, s-sw and new wave inflections, sounding almost like Marcus-House Of Trax at times… good vocals, excellent recording quality…could be a big deal if hyped to the right ears. Thanks again for the heads-up.

  6. Cozmic Ed says:

    Just scored a sealed copy for under $35.00. Really extraordinary, all things considered. This one gets shelved with Glass Harp, Fraction, The Excursions in the category of rock too acid drenched and just plain good to fit inside of one religion.