Uday Shankar's (Ravi's brother) dance company recorded in 1937, featuring the young Ravi.
Texan Psychedlia meets classical tradition on this amazing tribute to Raga-ist peter Walker.
An incredibly measured, meditative study on a modified 21-string banjo.
Khan (who released this in 1955), paved the way for the wider audience enjoyed by Shankar in later years.
A spiritual Raga modified for a science fiction flecked journey into the unknown...
Pelt's Jack Rose with an immersive 10 minute meditation.
The familiar raga template, here executed with bell-like clarity and precision...

Taking influence from Americana as much as the Raga, a wonderful piece of aural alchemy from Thuja.
Slide guitar re-invention from one of the most interesting players of recent years.
A psych-folk masterpiece from Ben Chasny's Six Organs...
Ben Kunin studied sarod at the Ali Akbar Khan College, here displaying his spacious, meditative style.
A 12 minute splintered Raga from a one time member of revered Leeds band Hood.
Jew's harp, banjo and toy piano recorded to rotten tape. Wonderful.
Devotional music eschewing traditional acoustic guitar in favour of hazy psychedelic improvisation.
Techno: in perpetual motion
14 tracks dug up: Finders Keepers
14 Tracks: Roska's Kicks & Snares
Black Noodles: 14 Tracks of Misanthropi…
Roedelius: Synthetik Sehnsucht
14 tracks: Minimal Wave
14 tracks: Cosmic Soul Triangulation
Under the influence of Angelo Badalamen…
14 tracks: Psychedelic Wanderlust
14 tracks: Scandinavian Disco Heat

On 29 Oct 17:20 simon collier said:
“peter walker”
On 02 Nov 00:12 Frank Paul said:
“Here's an idea for another one...”
On 04 Nov 17:23 Zac said:
“Best 14 tracks yet”
On 06 Nov 14:24 nev said:
“Beautiful”
On 12 Nov 19:16 Fark said:
“More beautiful music”
On 10 Dec 17:19 Mallory Dowd said:
http://14tracks.com
“I love this so much.”