Ray Lynch

Want to know what makes Deep Breakfast such a refreshing listen three decades after its release? Levity. Where most New Age musicians take their art way too seriously, Lynch has always mixed the sacred with the profane. With its wonderfully bubbling electronics and synth work, this album is as much a tool for meditation as it is the quirky product of someone who digs space age bachelor-pad music and John Carpenter scores. How else do you explain a song title like "Celestial Soda Pop"?