Lycia: A day in the stark corner - ambient, fractured and cold gothic
Attrition: The Jeopardy Maze - beepy and blippy, dark dance
Ligeti - Continuum  - classical expressionism thorugh speedy/wierd fingering
Fenesz - Venice - like you think a morphene trip would be like
Vladislav Delay - Demon  - thats morphene trip on acid
Animal Collective - Campfire Songs - psychadelic forest pop
Black Tape for a Blue Girl - Remnants of a deeper purity - nostalgic neoclassical goth
Do Make Say Think - Country Hymn, Winter Hymmn, Secret Hymmn - rock that makes you tap your fingers


# "2001: A Space Odyssey" soundtrack

# "Absinthe" by Naked City - ambient, disturbing, creepy music.

# "Akira" soundtrack - Japanese Anime movie by Katsuhiro Otomo, especially 'Mutation'.

# "Apollo" by Brian Eno - strange and grand.

# "Cacophany" by Rudimentary Peni - Punk/weird music.

# "Dark Themes From Beyond" - CD available via Wizard's Attic.

# "Das Klavierwerk" by Arnold Schoenberg - splintered, plaintive music.

# "Fog Tropes/Gradual Requiem" by Ingram Marshall - modern elec. music, strange sounds.

# "Koyanisquaatsi" by Phillip Glass - Lots of that arpeggiated diminished chord.

# "The Nephilim" by Fields of the Nephilim - Dark, broody, gothic music.

# "PAGTAPE" by Pagan Publishing - 10 minutes of menace and malignity

# "The Planets" by Holst - Mars & Uranus good for action, Neptune good for alien feeling, Saturn good for envisioning Cthulhu attacking.

# "Pure" by Godflesh - Distant mournful vocals

# "Second Edition" by Public Image Limited - Chanting vocals, throbbing dub bass

# "Shamballa" by William Hooker/Thurston Moore/Elliot Sharp - New jazz

# "Some Girls Wander by Mistake" by The Sisters of Mercy - 'Trance-dance-goth'.

# "Silence of the Lambs" soundtrack

# "Techno Animal" by Justin Broadrick - Distorted guitars

# "Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield

# "Twin Peaks" soundtrack

# "Ummagumma" by Pink Floyd - sinister vibe, some classic spook moments

# Tibetan Monks' chants