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01. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - House of the Sun
02. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Khan-Khallili Razaar
03. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - The Devil May Care
04. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Slave Traders
05. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Land of Unclean Spirits
06. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Perhaps Reincarnation
07. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - House of the Joker
08. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Take a Look
01. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Temple of Exotic Delights
02. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Feed You to the Sharks
03. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Lapis-Lazuli
04. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - I'll Be a Sphinx for You
05. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Doubting Thomas
06. KROZIER & THE GENERATOR - Paid Your Money
ARTIST
TITLE
Tranceformer
FORMAT
2LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
FKR 081LP FKR 081LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/27/2015

Limited restock. "Finders Keepers really hit the crackpot, erm I mean jackpot this time! This is most excellent and a must have gem -- I promise you won't regret owning this glimpse of Krozier's weird and wonderful world... It took me two seconds to love this record" --Anton Newcombe (The Brian Jonestown Massacre). Imagine a coven of Jodorowsky, Daevid Allen, Mr. Crowley, Rameses, and Arthur Brown, then combine them into a one-man mutant magician and add the finest Australian synth duo since Cybotron. Behold... Geoff Krozier and The Generator. This faithful reproduction of one of Australia's rarest synth-post-prog vinyl artifacts bequeaths the only recorded fruits of their precious magick, recorded months before Geoff Krozier's untimely death in 1981. Combining shamanic spoken-word with nodding kosmische instrumentation, this album is fueled by ARP, Roland, and Australian ETI synth technology and leaves fans of synthetic soundtracks, electronic experimentalism, and stubborn synthpop salivating for more (and more there is). Meet Geoff Krozier, collaborator with NY punk band Kongress, Sydney's official 1980 Magician of the Year, and "the high priest of exorcism-rock," and watch him and his trusty studio wizards provide fans of Bruce Haack and Doris White with one of the most absurd electronic private-press LPs to come from either end of the pointed planet, faithfully reproduced here. Welcome to the house of the sun.