DESCRIPTION:
All tracks are credited to Harper/Russe/St George, where:
Harper = Don Harper
Li De La Russe = Delia Derbyshire
Nikki St George = Brian Hodgson

Electrosonic is an album of “Library samples of electronic music for radio, TV and film industry.” In the GLOSPOT1104 sleeve notes, John Cavanagh gives a loving and entertaining portrait of Delia and the circumstances surrounding the album's creation. Brian Hodgson says: Don was an Australian mood music composer. [...] I felt uncomfortable working with Don. At our first meeting he was pleasant enough, but I just felt he was using Delia and I to do something he couldn't do himself. [...] Harper got up my nose a lot, so I really kept out of it as much as I could. [...] There were some of my things which I just said to Don "have this" and gave him tracks, but I would say my contribution to it was much less than either Delia or Don's. According to the Performing Right Society's database, KPM received 50% of the royalties, Harper 25% and Delia and Brian 12.5% each.

Most tracks seem to consist of a Delian backing with Harper making discordant noises over them but The Pattern Emerges, Liquid Energy (b) and Celestial Cantabile sound like pure Delia.

00:00 Quest
01:45 Quest-fast
02:53 Computermatic
04:07 Frontier Of Knowledge
06:14 The Pattern Emerges
09:10 Freeze Frame
10:49 Plodding Power
12:40 Busy Microbes
14:22 Liquid Energy
16:16 Liquid Energy (Rhythm Only)
17:20 No Man's Land
19:11 Depression
20:38 Nightwalker
22:38 Electrostings
22:59 Electrobuild
23:23 Celestial Cantabile
26:54 Effervescence
28:56 The Wizard's Laboratory
31:02 Shock Chords