Night Howl and Sacred Bones will present PLANTASIA NY, a two-day festival at Seed Song Farm in Kingston, NY, featuring Mary Lattimore, Laraaji, Alabaster DePlume, and others honoring Mort Garson's ...

As Sacred Bones Records gears up to reissue four Mort Garson albums this fall, the label has shared “Ode to an African Violet,” an alternative take from 1976’s Mother Earth’s Plantasia. Plantasia was ...

Brooklyn, NY, June 17, 2019 — On Tuesday, June 18, Moog Music joins Sacred Bones Records, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and Atlas Obscura for a listening party and celebration of Mort Garson’s cult classic ...

At the dawn of the 1970s, Mort Garson installed a Moog synthesizer in his Laurel Canyon home studio. In those early days of Moogs, the modular synthesizer was a massive piece of equipment — a dizzying ...

Sacred Bones is reissuing four albums by Canadian-born composer, arranger, and electronic music pioneer Mort Garson. Didn’t You Hear OST (1970), Lucifer’s Black Mass (1971), Ataraxia’s the Unexplained ...

A master of playful sonic whimsy, electronic pioneer Mort Garson spent a lifetime quietly pushing the boundaries of synthesis. His new, posthumous, archival release Journey to the Moon and Beyond is ...

"Oh hi, I didn't see you standing there. I'm Mort Garson, and this is my Moog." Credit: courtesy of Night Howl Productions Aside from Pink Floyd, few artists’ catalogs seem more tailored to score a ...

Sacred Bones has announced the first-ever authorised reissue of Mort Garson's 1976 album, Mother Earth's Plantasia, in ...

The 1960s and early 1970s ushered in a new Age of Aquarius, and also jump-started mainstream America’s love affair with the occult, making once taboo subjects like witchcraft and devil worship ...

Following last year’s reissue of the plant music masterpiece Plantasia, Sacred Bones will reissue four more albums from electronic pioneer Mort Garson. On November 6th, the label will reissue Didn’t ...

Mort Garson, a composer, arranger and conductor for many of the 1960s' most popular recording artists but whose greatest fame came fusing the Moog synthesizer with orchestral music, died of renal ...

The bestselling 1970s book The Secret Life of Plants has been effectively debunked — but that hasn't stopped Stevie Wonder, Solange and scores... At the dawn of the 1970s, Mort Garson installed a Moog ...