YU

YU is C.U. Squirm, Rod Miles, and Bently Shaft.
"Socks and Sacks":

"Not Only My Hand & Me":

"The Big Picture":

"Huxley's Tune":

Silver Apples

Silver Apples were a home-made synthesized rock band from the height of the flower power days. their third album, The Garden, was recorded between '68 and '69 but was unreleased until 1998.
"Again" from The Garden:

Carol & Snowy Red

In 1981 Carol recorded this 7" with Snowy Red (aka Micky Mike), a prominent Belgian electronic artist.
Side A "Breakdown":

Side B "So Low":

Cromagnon

from the album Orgasm (1969), considered by some to be a prophetic vision of black metal:
"Caledonia"

"First World of Bronze"

Stark Reality

"Acting, Thinking, Feeling (Part1)", live 1968:

Bernthøler

"Exterieur Nuit" (1982)

"Japanese Garden" (1982)

Todd Rundgren

Todd Rundgren with "Born to Synthesize" (1975)

Alan Parsons

From his solo album, On Air (1996):
"Cloudbreak"

Helios Creed

Helios Creed was a member of Chrome along with Damon Edge in the late '70's-early '80s, and with the dissolution of Chrome he went on to record several solo records. from the album NUGG the Transport (1996):

King Crimson

classic prog, "Larks' Tongues in Aspic" part I circa 1973

This Heat

recorded for John Peel in '77.

Judy Henske & Jerry Yester

Judy Henske had made a name for herself in Hollywood as a singer/songwriter and part-time actress (she was with Woody Allen for a while). She met Jerry Yester, a respected folk musician himself, in 1963 and they began making music together occasionally. Judy and Jerry were married at the time they recorded Farewell Aldebaran (1969) for Frank Zappa's Strait Records. The couple eventually split up and went their separate ways musically.
"Rapture" from Farewell Aldebaran

Noh Mask

Michael Silverstein was involved in a couple of moderately successful Belgian post-punkish bands (Digital Dance, The Names) in the late 70's and early 80's. In 1984, he joined up with singer Bernard Dradin in Japan and the two took a decidedly sharp turn into New Wave territory. They quietly released the EP Gaijin and quickly followed it up with the 12" Oriented LP under the name Noh Mask.
"Empire of the Signs" from Oriented:

"Twilight in Tokyo" from Oriented:

Mystery Maker

old christian tune from 1977, "Blind Man"

Seyoum Tilahun

another ethiopian pop gem from the 80's.

Snow Canon

personal favorite, an audio-visual collaboration from 1981. Music: Steve Roach, Graphics: Denise Gallant and Brian Samuels.

Popol Vuh

"Kyrie" from Hosianna Mantra (1972)

Johnny Hammond

John Robert "Hammond" Smith, playing some classic jazz-funk from late in his career, "back to the projects" from Gambler's Life (1974).

The Cocteau Twins

"Essence" from Four-Calendar Cafe (1993)
"Oomingmak" from the album Victorialand (1986)

The Durutti Column

Prayer

Sketch For Summer

A Certain Ratio

Manchester group formed in '77. Peel session of the 1982 single, "Knife Slits Water."