MORT GARSON - Mother Earth's Plantasia LP acoustic Drawing largely from The Beach

Drawing largely from The Beach Boys and vocal groups such as The Flamingos and The Cadillacs

or an artist trying to find relevance with a new generation

It starts with an ecstasy drenched lo-fi distorted disco number that oozes sex appeal for the Heavy Metal massive before moving onto ‘Blue Suede Shoe’ which sounds like a classic dirty 1979 DIY hit with a masterful hook that demands repeated plays

It opened under the name “All Tomorrow’s Parties”

02 Journey Through The Past

MORT GARSON - Mother Earth's Plantasia LP acoustic Drawing largely from The BeachMother Earth's Plantasia is Mort Garson's (an early pioneer of Canadian electronic music) final album; released in 1976, it stands as his most well known release. Plantasia presents us with an interesting concept: a humorous ode to the gestation of plantsbest paired with Mother Earth's Hassle Free Indoor Plant Book. Using his trademark Moog synths Garson produces a playful but equally meditative ambiance that's sure to warm your heart and comfort your