Bleep

We’re not quite sure how, but Finders Keepers unearths and delivers a seemingly impossible reissue of a rare, lefter-than-leftfield, previously private press LP from Australian psychedelic synth outfit Krozier & The Generator. The group’s eccentric front man, Geoff Krozier (R.I.P), is fondly remembered for his ritualistic on-stage shamanisms and magic performances that apparently combined equal parts Aleister Crowley and Arthur Brown for a bewildering, drug-fuelled performance backed by an unhinged, freeform rock backing. Transformer opens with the standout ‘House Of The Sun’ – a bizarre, tripped out, kosmiche free for all with Krozier’s oddball occult ramblings on top, followed by the tropical, snake-bite laced ‘Slave Traders’ and the swelting, synth exotica of ‘Temple Of Exotic Delights’. A truly unique, one of a kind LP that is difficult to compare to anything, although highly recommended for fans of curious acts such as Father Yod’s Ya Ho Wa and Doxa Sinistra or the deranged experimentation of Cosmic Jokers.