Mekanik Kommando - Dancing Elephants LP hidetag1974 Transcendence was not only Alice

Transcendence was not only Alice Coltrane's last studio album for Warner Bros

it only saw a limited library issue in the UK and has since become a highly collectible LP

and the rhythmic impatience of bobbing wrists shaking two pinched hands at you scornfully

Feels bad to bring Thigh Master into this debate but as jangle-pop becomes passe to the forever morphing ladder climbers of the Australian underground one could say those continuing to jangle fall into the categories of a) whacking any Australiana reference (Dick Smith

this album combines the spontaneity of live performance and in-the-moment composition with a new poise in production

Mekanik Kommando - Dancing Elephants LP hidetag1974 Transcendence was not only AliceMekanik Kommando was a post punk New Wave band from Nijmegen, the Netherlands founded in 1979 by Peter van Vliet and Laszlo Panyigay. The duo became a quartet with the addition of Simon van Vliet and Mirjam van Hout. The name Mekanik Kommando comes from the album Mekank Destruktw Kommandh by the French progressive rock band Magma. Inspired by a DIY ethos, Kraftwerk and Magma, the band began recording songs at home using two tape recorders. Their demo