(krautrock) Contact Trio - 1975 - Double Face, 1978 - New Marks., MP3 (tracks), 256 kbps

Following my post of their stunning second outing "New Marks" and since the link for this album has been dead for a while elsewhere, here's this German unit's debut outing and it's another gorgeous and snake-y slipstream of stoned jazzy ethno-psychedelic meanderings, though here their negotiations of this terrain are if anything even more elusive, drugged and slippery than on their follow-up, skewing the vibe here even closer than "New Marks" to the stoned immaculate moves of their countrymen in Dzyan.
New Marks is the beatifically beautiful second album (thanks to the person who corrected me on the comment board) from this unique German trio who occupy a slippery terrain between a sort of fluidly wistful folk-inflected jazz rock style on one end (think Steve Tibbetts or Yves Laferriere) and a distinctive low key wandering improv M.O. on the other, which you could locate somewhere between Confluence and Billy Bang, though often rendered in a delightfully stoned fashion that gives this a distinct krautrock gravitas of a post-Dzyan sort.