Absolutely grand release!Saw him play a couple of times here in Newcastle,once with two grand piano’s at the sage and a another time in a church where he slowly played every single note on the church organ,an effect somewhat similar to a Maryanne amacher performance where moving around the venue space was integral to appreciating the sound.This release has the feel of the latter,static at first and then....The friend whose shop I bought it from said upon purchase,”but it’s only one note!”Highly recommended!

Holy crap what a waste of time listen. After a painful listen to the track 1 which is akin 25 minutes of one synthesized note trying to be tuned and THIS is called music, art or anything of worth.... The fact the Moog name is associated with this pathetic excuse for anything remotely creative is sacrilege and proof hipster music mentality is as brain-dead as JFK's cadaver. A sorry excuse to capitalize on the Moog name and vinyl de-evolution. So glad I did not pay any money for this release! Lets hope other releases have a pulse of artistic creativity lingering somewhere.

Cursing without arguments is no opinion in my book. It's really nice that you claim interpretive authority what music is and what not but in fact you're just a troll. You didn't even pay for the release (which you proudly claim) yet you feel so much hate about hipsters, Moog and whatnot that you have to go to Discogs and shoot your brown rubbish all over the place. I think you should ch-ch-check yourself!

I actually LIKE some of his releases but truth be told this is rubbish and it IS an opinion. Are we not allowed to have that freedom on discogs? A drone note drifting out of tune for an endless amount of time is PALE compared to some of his other work. Seriously this release just because its got MOOG stamped all over the "record" doesnt cut it.

Maybe you should do your homework on Mr. Palestine before posting things like this otherwise you yourself could across as, well, brain-dead as JFK's cadaver.