The experimental spirit of late 1960s music generally blanded out in the '70s, but there were still some musicians who remained untamed. The 1971 album "First Utterance" by the English band Comus was disorienting in its day, but now the musical landscape has changed in such a way to make that album sound right at home. Host David Garland presents imaginative, obscure songs from the '70s by Comus, Magic Carpet, Wizz Jones, These Trails, Dr. Strangely Strange, Extradition, Justine, and Brigitte Fontaine & Areski, as well as recent music that fits right in by Inlets, and Fursaxa.
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