Planet Harvest is not just a vinyl—it’s an encrypted artifact from the outer fringes of the galaxy. Limited to 200 vinyl only copies, this analog drop is both a musical release and an in-game item from the Kizi 404 universe, our post-apocalyptic, sci-fi infused, sonic rebellion.
Each track on the record is a fragment of the original soundtrack to our retro video game Planet Harvest, a terraforming simulator and galactic resistance adventure. The game puts players aboard the DIY spaceship Kizi 404 as they navigate hostile planets, fight off Darth Bezos’ neoliberal fleet, and gather rare materials to power an interstellar radar built to chase the elusive Signal—a frequency that might just save humanity.
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First album by Selda Bagcan, originally released in 1976- A collection of well-known poems and folk-songs, recorded in cooperation with the most progressive Turkish musicians / arrangers of the 70s: Mogollar, Dadaslar, Zafer Dilek & Arif Sag.
Combining traditional instrumentation from Anatolia with Western psychedelic grooves: fuzz-wah guitars, electric saz, funk drums and above all, Selda's passionate vocals.
*Original artwork in gatefold sleeve.
*Insert with detailed liner notes by Kornelia Binicewicz (Ladies on Records).
*Newly remastered sound.
- A1: Mesafeler
- A2: Askimiz Bitecek
- A3: Yagmur
- A4: Silinmeyen Hatiralar
- A5: Istemem
- A6: Sana Birseyler Olmus
- B1: Seni Her Gördügümde
- B2: Aska Inanmiyorum
- B3: Anma Arkadas
- B4: Saskin
- B5: Eyvah
- B6: Fesuphanallah
- C1: Sevince
- C2: Estarabim
- C3: Arap Saçi
- C4: Komsu Kizi
- C5: Timbilli
- C6: Neden Böyle
- D1: Ilahi Morluk
- D2: Senden Ayri
- D3: Züleyha
- D4: Hop Hop Gelsin
- D5: Yine Yalnizim
- D6: Köprüden Geçti Gelin
Master of the fuzz saz, Turkey's answer to Eric Clapton brings burly axe attacks to the snakey folk melodies of Anatolia. Long proven to cause just the brain-rot you're looking for, here's a Koray collection of tracks taken from singles and LPs for your acid-drenched pleasure. The guitar slinger who was once stabbed for wearing his hair too long around the streets of Istanbul interweaves melodies as old as the ruins of Ephesus with the riffs of Black Sabbath & his own souped-up baglama. Find out why they call him Erkin Baba.
Double LP with extensive liner notes.
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