Two Arthur Russell 12" singles that Toop says represent the "apex" of Arthur Russell's collaborations with Walter Gibbons (figure from 1970s New York dub scene)
"Let's Go Swimming" // "Treehouse/School Bell"
"convoluted slitherings of sharp sounds, chopped and dislocated; antipathetic to the modular, even-number construction of disco; formed in the eternal shape of the self-devouring Uroborus dragon of alchemy, a flow without beginning or end; contrasting/merging the developmental improvisation of Indian ragas with the hypnotic, human-interlock accretions of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's Nigerian Afro-funk"