HERETICS (1973) by Thee Dyad

Presenting an album lost to time, and a contractual dispute—Thee Dyad, a pair of wyrd siblings, took a sizeable recording advance from our Temple, only to misspend it on excessive psychedelic consumption and indulgent musical alchemy. After endless delays, the duo presented our phonic otter technicians with an unreleasable 'album' of subversive statements, spoken in tongues, and drenched in reverb and psilocybin—a stark betrayal of our teachings. Thus, they were branded HERETICS.

Wee excommunicated them with abundant reason, as they became a threat to Thee Temple, their religious zealotry clouded their eyes to plans within plans, millennia in the making. Had 'HERETICS' been released as planned, it might have sounded like this.

Exploring the dark void of the hive mind, since 1784