MOONDOG - H'Art Songs 

MOONDOG - H'Art SongsMoondog's 1979 release, H'art Songs, is a collection of, yes, little ditties. All the songs here have a simple, traditional song structure, minimally orchestrated with voice, piano, and the occasional gong or drum. There are very few (if any) chord changes throughout the whole disc, and the chord changes that are present here are very repetitive. The melodies, however, have a grandiose or celestial feel to them, making the music feel bigger or fuller

and vocals

Male violence and antagonism threatened at every turn

Fogged out synthesizers chase locomotive rhythms in a duel to the death between her siren wail and her saxophone

Reset recalls some of both Panda Bear's and Sonic Boom's best work

Despite their abundance of catchy creativity

Laid out like a mission statement in the spoken intro of "Oh Me Oh My

they also reveal the deep connection between sound and the shape-shifting animism of Wakuénai (Curripaco) society

was originally released in August 1965 by Columbia Records

“I wanted to find my way out of the maze by focusing on beauty over fear — like the way the fractured sunrise looks in a dream

seminal 1992 debut album

Armed with a Moog & her ethereal voice

it also features expansive