Alain Goraguer’s 1973 score for this animated sci-fi gem is an absolute revelation. Deep, funky basslines meet spacey flutes and wah-wah guitars, crafting an otherworldly jazz-funk tapestry. It's got that undeniable '70s groove, but filtered through a distinctly European, almost krautrock-adjacent, sensibility. This is the sound of cosmic alienation, a hypnotic, beautiful soundtrack that transcends its animation origins.
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This isn't just some old cartoon soundtrack; it's the 1973 deep cut that keeps giving. Alain Goraguer's jazz-funk grooves for the *Fantastic Planet* movie still hit different. The synths are raw, the vibes are unsettlingly chill. It’s like the blueprint for half the lo-fi beats and experimental electronic stuff dropping today, but with this analog grit. A true mind-bender for anyone trying to understand where the current psychedelic wave really started. Essential.
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