Terry Riley: Descending Moonshine Dervishes Vinyl LP Minimal Wave Records You'll have to forgive the

You'll have to forgive the BOC reference

Obviously worth it for this cut

” and “Light Up the Sky

Heads will recognize Younge as the mastermind behind the Black Dynamite soundtrack (as well as the more recent 12 Reasons To Die with Ghostface Killa) and here he puts his talents to work with Philly legend William Hart on vocal duties

Still present is the gigantic wall of sound the band creates

Terry Riley: Descending Moonshine Dervishes Vinyl LP Minimal Wave Records You'll have to forgive theLargely improvised live performance from Terry Riley. Descending Moonshine Dervishes was originally recorded in 1975 at a concert in Berlin and released in 1982. Riley used a modified Yamaha organ with variable resistors to facilitate tuning in just intonation and a tape delay for the 53 minute long piece. Split over two sides of vinyl, the recording features Eastern inspired melodies, spiraling rhythms and mesmerizing repetitions that create