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This painting actually began several years ago, can’t even remember exactly when. It started with a circle in the center of course and I drew and oval shape around the circle from left to right. It looked like an eye, and suddenly I was drawing eyes around the circle in every direction. But that is […]

I began this panting from a completely black canvas. It was 2011 and I was feeling completely in the dark and even drawn to the darkness within myself. What is this darkness? It is nothing other than the unconscious, that which is outside of conscious awareness, but operating nevertheless. I started with the familiar circle […]

CONVERSATION W/ YOUTH A.K.A. MARTIN GLOVER At times, an interviewer has to step put from the shadows and let subjectivity take over the sacred requirement of objectivity. Crowded House was the only music in my life where someone came up to me and said: “I think you would like CH”.  The next day I went […]

A drummer in punk rock band, founding member of Ozric Tentacles and one of the firsts to give techno concerts at underground raves, Merv nowadays still finds his inspiration in the endless possibilities of ‘blank canvas’ and never even once have thought of doing anything other than mindblowing psychedelic electronica. Ozorian Prophet talked with Merv Pepler aka Eat […]

This week we’re introducing three releases: Dust’s “Explicit Content” EP,  Stereographic’s second album “Visible Sounds” and “Spirit Medicine” by Fungus Funk and Para Halu.

Having mostly been identified with dark and fullon psychedelic trance  and his crazy dancefloor sets, Adam Hohmann aka Para Halu debuted with his own downtempo electronica sounds this year in the Ozorian Chillout Dome.

Ott was doomed to be a teenager in the cultural wasteland that was the mid-1980’s provincial England. After a brief period wandering aimlessly through the hairsprayed deserts of New Romanticism and poodle-rock he found refuge in the warm, inviting sounds of Scientist, King Tubby, LKJ, and Prince Far-I and the effortless grace of European experimentalists Neu! and Kraftwerk.