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supported by 18 fans who also own “Night Sky Over Keystone (part 1)”
This ranks amongst the 'pantheon' of Berlin School sequencing. You'll hear this at the pearly gates!!
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supported by 16 fans who also own “Night Sky Over Keystone (part 1)”
This album is fabulous, bought it after listening to the first, and my favorite track! You can easily visualize gazing into a volcano, watching the magma welling up, bursting with many explosions until flying over the rim and racing downward!The bass work, with the melodies floating above is especially nice, very rich album !
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Mutually Assured Destruction
by Perge
supported by 15 fans who also own “Night Sky Over Keystone (part 1)”
This album is utterly brilliant and is my new go-to as far as electronic music as a whole. I despair that I will find nothing else that will evoke the same emotions. It is hypnotic, intriguing and vivifying all at once. I have no idea how that was pulled off!
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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Hushed and lovely electronic music from this Washington musician with a stateliness that borders on classical composition.
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Tone Science Module No.8 Tone Science Live (DiN:TS08)
by Various
Five musicians, all on modular synths, come together on this hypnotic and gorgeous live performance.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Night Sky Over Keystone (part 1)”
It did not take long for this to become one of my favorite Synphaera releases. Three 25-minute tracks that come and go in a flash, yet unfold with the patience of a seabed rock on its way to becoming sand. Perhaps a better simile would take place farther from Earth, but I see both a galaxy and an ocean on the cover of Manifolds, and either is a suitable backdrop for expansion, eversion, or submersion.
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