Zorch - Mother Earth Pt. 1/2

Zorch - Mother Earth from the album "Ouroboros" (1975)
Zorch were the UK's first "all synthesiser" band. Their live shows combined psychedelic electronic music with a mind blowing lightshow. Appearing at Stonehenge and other early free festivals, those who saw them play never forgot the experience. This is the only album ever recorded at Peter Zinovieff's EMS studio and features the classic analogue Synthi 100. Wonderful mindblowing synth textures in early Tangerine Dream / Klaus Schulze vein!

"I left my mind somewhere last night... and Zorch are welcome to it" - Melody Maker, January 1975 .

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Zorch
• Ouroboros
• Mother
• Earth
• Kosmiche
• Musik
• Electronic
• Prog
• Ambient
• Space
• Synthesizers

[stratplays52]

I PLAYED SUPPORT TO THESE GUYS,IN A PLACE CALLED THE PENCIL FACTORY IN PENGE SOUTH LONDON,IT VWAS THE FIRST TIME I SAW THE SYNTHI HI FLI FOR GUITAR BAUGT ONE A WEEK LATER. MY BAND WAS CALLED CHESSINGTONS ELECTRIC CIRCUS. STILL GOT THE POSTER

[KevinBovee]

@autinspare How did you see them in the 70's, you're 28.

[autinspare]

I saw Zorch in Swindon in the 70's - pretty mindblowing at the time. Love this track. Where can I find out more about them.

[googlesweeney4u2]

naked in the woods

[zaphid]

Great! I bought both their cd's when Gong was here in Holland 8 years ago! Great stuff!