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Eastern Grooves
Electro Retro
The entire album was created using hardware synthesizers, primarily to give a reality to the timing and sense of the retrospective only hardwar...
The entire album was created using hardware synthesizers, primarily to give a reality to the timing and sense of the retrospective only hardware synths can give. An album that gives a mixture of uptempo and ambient in a shorter format than the usual electronic music of today. E...
Electro Retro is intended to be a throwback to sounds that were more often used in the late seventies/eighties mixed with more contemporary beats and rhythms of today.The entire album was created using hardware synthesizers, primarily to give a reality to the timing and sense of the retrospective only hardware synths can give. An album that gives a mixture of uptempo and ambient in a shorter format than the usual electronic music of today. Electro Retro strives to give the listener a feel for the new sound synthesisers gave to the listening public. A sound, which in its heyday was not thought of as real music, but as a new world of the new wave of synthetic sounds. A sound that today seems more historic than commercial.
Heavy rhythms, sweeping synth combined with real bass sounds and synthetic leads all go into the "Electro Retro" mixing pot.
The artwork was left to the artist RIKO. He was given free reign to create a unique feel to an album cover that stands true to the original electronic feel through imagery. To see more of RIKO's work go to http://theoldtin.blogspot.com.
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Electromelange
Envelopes
It is a journey to the blue depths of the sky and back to the earth, providing a wide spectre of emotions - the darkness and...
Envelopes by Latvian ambient-project "Macabro" brings a mixture of soothing soundscapes, combined with warm pulsations of deep bass rhythms. It starts with powerful piano chords, and floats further with a fragile combination of field recordings of sounds of rain, wind and thunder and abstract synth and guitar melodies.It is a journey to the blue depths of the sky and back to the earth, providing a wide spectre of emotions - the darkness and the light come together on this 40-minute long recording. Look behind the clouds, and get back to the earth before sunrise!
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Evolution of the Mind
Feast or Famine
The album exhibits a diverse array of influences & includes a masterful collaboration with Colin ...
The album exhibits a diverse array of influences & includes a masterful collaboration with Colin Angus (The Shamen, Pablo Sandoz). Sure to be a winner on dancefloors the world over....
Focussed on the funkier, groovier, slower side of psychedelic trance, Feast or Famine takes you on a kaleidoscopic journey through time and space, which will make your booty move & keep you coming back for more!The album exhibits a diverse array of influences & includes a masterful collaboration with Colin Angus (The Shamen, Pablo Sandoz). Sure to be a winner on dancefloors the world over....
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Fractal Universe
The music is v...
At the beginning of the development of this abum, the concept behind it was merely the cosmos and its ancient relation to music, but at the later stages of its creation the idea of the fractal as an object or quantity that displays self-similarity on all scales was added and merged with the original idea to turn it into the concept of fractal universe, which is one of the several theories used to explain the nature of the cosmos.The music is very atmospheric and ethereal, full of ambient pads, synthetic textures, subtle grooves and deep basses with a poetic and descriptive quality that evokes vivid cosmic scenes through complex sonic structures and harmonies.
The album is composed out of five tracks of approximately ten minutes each one and its very recommendable for meditation, recreational purposes or just as a background for a relaxing or intimate environment. This album, Rildrim's fourth, was composed and produced between January 1 of 2010 and April 10 of 2011.
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