Catholic psychedelic synth folk appreciation thread -

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

Behold the world's smallest musical genre, consisting of a single album.

Sister Irene O'Connor - Fire of God's Love [full album] 1973

00:00 Fire (Luke 12:49) 03:57 Nature Is a Song 06:16 Springtime (In Australia) 08:12 Mass: Emmanuel (Text: I.C.E.L.) 13:33 Messe du Saint Esprit 16:27 Light ...

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[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

Is this the singularity?

 

[AF 802]

HAHAHAHA WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT GENRE TITLE

 

[Yellow Yam Scam]

this is a fucking bop tbh

 

[Takodachi]

Why does it reminds me of a fever dream.

 

[Shaved Kiwis]

The song at the timestamp reminds me a lot of Pink Floyd's first album.

 

[pentylspacer2600]

i like christian psychedelic folk too

 

[Damn Near]

If you guys like this wackiness, enjoy the mega depressing post-hippie ex-junkie Christian hangover that is "Ode to Quetzalcoatl" by Dave Bixby: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUS0981IoZ8
One of my favorite albums, it's extremely bleak but very touching in its vulnerability and sincerity

 

[qu_rahn]

Here's a jam for you, OP, though a bit more pedestrian than that masterpiece you posted

Father Pat Berkery - Chalice

from "Prayers for a noonday church", 1969.

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[MeatRokket08]

And they say Christian rock is dead

 

[Ughubughughughughughghlug]

If you guys like this wackiness, enjoy the mega depressing post-hippie ex-junkie Christian hangover that is "Ode to Quetzalcoatl" by Dave Bixby: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUS0981IoZ8
One of my favorite albums, it's extremely bleak but very touching in its vulnerability and sincerity

Haven't listened to all of it yet, but it has some songs I really like. I particularly like the one about mother and the one where he refers to defiling his temple. It's not all appealing to me, but much of it is. You should look up Matt Elliot some time. He's not quite like Dave Bixby's music, and his stuff is a lot less personal, but I see a similarity in the feeling of atmospheric, moody music based in acoustic instruments.

Here's a jam for you, OP, though a bit more pedestrian than that masterpiece you posted

Father Pat Berkery - Chalice

from "Prayers for a noonday church", 1969.

www.youtube.com

Funky, interesting. This sort of thing would be great at a Pentecostal or Black church.

 

[Absolutego]

The Sister Irene O'Connor song sounds like if Om substituted their quasi-metal aesthetic for the soundtrack to a children's show, I can't stop laughing.