Tim Hecker - Harmony In Ultraviolet (Black Vinyl) Compct Disc and a second release followed

and a second release followed in 1983 which was a re-recording of the first one done in May 1981

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Tim Hecker - Harmony In Ultraviolet (Black Vinyl) Compct Disc and a second release followed"Harmony is, paradoxically, Hecker's most dramatic and most oceanic record. The former implies twists, arc, and carefully planned change intended to evoke specific effects; the latter suggests stasis, immersion, and a state of dreamy contemplation. Harmony manages to be both these things by surprising as it mesmerizes, with Hecker reigning in or tempering any jarring effects just enough to keep the self obliterating sense of endless drone intact. One