Heldon - Reve Sans Consequence SpecialeOriginally released in 1976 Richard Pinhas' legendary synth and guitar prog band Heldon was always its own beast and by 1976, whith their fifth album, it was thriving and roaring like never before. More work was being completed in a proper studio, the Moog helped strengthen the sound and direction, and Pinhas' rotating cast of collaborators was solidifying into something resembling a regular line up, with Franois Auger on drums and Patrick Gauthier on

Other standout tracks include "My Right Hand"

and calls into question the stereotype of artists as scene-centric city dwellers

Placing 136th of Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 greatest albums of all time

it‰۪s a surprisingly convenient entry point into Kilgour‰۪s body of work

as well as the toweringåÊDriving And Talking At The Same Time

heads down funk of Roger Damawuzan & Les As Du Bénin and the hypnotic

Compared with ”Your Queen is a Reptile”

and that's a good thing

Hinshelwood's heart was on something of a butchers hook at the time - a situation as reliably constructive for music as it is bad news for the liver

features 20 of the band’s finest moments to date

including the acclaimed "Round Midnight

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