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 Under a light rain, the song of a shaman rises, a solemn and moving breath, directed towards the deities of the earth.

 A journey lasting 7 hours which, like much ambient music, teaches us to live the details that surround us and make them the soundtrack of our everyday life.

Somnium by Robert Rich is a 7-hour ambient album that immerses listeners in a natural and reflective soundscape. The album guides one through evolving sensory moods and deep introspection. It captures both the grand and minute details of the natural world, creating a unique meditative experience. The reviewer highlights the profound connection between sound, time, and emotions. Dive into Robert Rich’s Somnium and experience a profound 7-hour ambient journey that transforms how you hear the world around you.

 "You can say you don’t like their music, that it is dated, but you cannot question the historical value of these two figures."

 "In 1974, electronic music had never been heard as immediate, extroverted, I would dare say danceable."

Cluster's 'Zuckerzeit' marks a key moment in electronic music history, transitioning from experimental noise to accessible electronic pop. The duo Moebius and Roedelius innovated with melodic synth lines and rhythmic structures that were revolutionary for 1974. The album blends cosmic synth drones with catchy, danceable rhythms, creating a playful yet influential sound. Zuckerzeit stands alongside Kraftwerk's Autobahn as a defining work of its era. Explore Cluster's Zuckerzeit and experience the roots of electronic pop—listen now and witness a 70s synth revolution!

 The album represents the ideal transition between the pioneering early years and what is to come.

 It is only the listener’s mind that needs reference points, beginnings, and endings, in order to place a work in a specific historical context.

This review celebrates Michael Hoenig's 1978 album 'Departure From The Northern Wasteland' as a sophisticated blend of early electronic sounds. It highlights the album's role as a transitional work combining aggressive sequencer patterns and melodic mellotron lines. The reviewer emphasizes its place in the evolution of electronic music bridging pioneering experimental styles with emerging melodic synth pop. Overall, the album earns a positive rating for its refined composition and historical importance. Discover Michael Hoenig's classic electronic journey—listen now and explore the roots of modern synth music.

 Artwork so intense, hypnotic could only contain equally majestic music!

 Album too derivative for my taste, but still extremely enjoyable and engaging for fans of the genre.

The review evaluates Adelbert von Deyen's 1980 album Atmosphere, praising its emotional and epic moments but criticizing its heavy Klaus Schulze influence and some uninspired parts. The album's artwork captivated the reviewer initially, though the music surprised with both highlights and weaknesses. Despite derivative elements, it remains enjoyable and significant for cosmic music fans. Discover the cosmic soundscape of Adelbert von Deyen's Atmosphere—listen now and explore vintage German synth rock!

 The instruments compose a chaotic, obsessive sound, where the single notes become percussion or noises with a decidedly industrial flavor.

 Personally, I consider it a fundamental album, especially historically, because from here passed and depart various personalities who will form an important part in the history of German cosmic music.

Kluster's Klopfzeichen (1970) is a landmark album blending psychedelic rock with avant-garde electronics, reflecting Germany's social change era. Featuring distorted instruments and hypnotic, chaotic soundscapes, it challenges listeners but offers rich historical importance. The album bridges early psychedelic influences and electronic experimentation, marking a key moment in krautrock's development. Dive into the groundbreaking sounds of Kluster's Klopfzeichen and experience the roots of krautrock and electronic avant-garde music today!

 Songs like the splendid title track indicate the author’s ability to compose simple and dynamic melodies that manage to strike a chord while not being banal.

 I think there’s no better way to commemorate this man, whose career ended so prematurely, than to listen to his only record.

Wolfgang Riechmann’s 1978 solo album 'Wunderbar' embraces Berlin School electronic pop, inspired by Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream. It features dynamic sequencer-based tracks that balance simplicity and creativity. Though not entirely original for its time, it remains a pleasant and notable work. The album serves as a moving tribute to Riechmann, who died tragically a year after its release. Listen to Wolfgang Riechmann’s 'Wunderbar' and discover a classic slice of Berlin School electronic music!

 Music that soothes the soul with its gentleness, while it also disturbs it by preventing it from taking off as it would like.

 We are simply faced with an artist who knew how to create a style capable of being different from any other and able to continually renew itself.

Steve Jolliffe, former member of Tangerine Dream, created a unique blend of new age, electronic, and ambient music in his 1982 album 'Journeys Out Of The Body.' The album stands out for its soothing acoustic melodies combined with subtle synthesizer effects. Unlike typical rock or pop, it avoids traditional harmonic climaxes, offering a gentle yet intriguing sonic experience. This release is recommended as the best introduction to Jolliffe’s extensive solo career. Discover Steve Jolliffe’s unique sound—listen to 'Journeys Out Of The Body' and explore an alternate electronic journey today!

 The album can ideally be described by dividing it into two parts.

 A crescendo of strings accompanies the synth which maneuvers through phrases that are short and fleeting but sufficiently captivating to remain etched in the mind.

Romance 76 marks Peter Baumann's first solo album and follows Tangerine Dream's shift to more melodic and accessible electronic music in 1976. The album balances energetic sequencer-driven tracks with an experimental suite, Meadow of Infinity, showcasing Baumann's creative impact. It is considered superior to some of Froese's later works and complements the Stratosfear album. Highly recommended for fans of Tangerine Dream's mid-70s phase. Explore Peter Baumann's Romance 76 and experience the melodic evolution of classic 70s electronic music today!

 It is music that cannot be described in words because it flows without exalting, without impressing firmly in the listener’s memory, and can only be enjoyed if faced with the right attention.

 To love Tangerine’s early works one must have the ability to appreciate the small things.

This review explores Tangerine Dream's Tangerine Tree Volume 2, a live 1974 recording showcasing their challenging, improvisational early style. The album features metaphysical mellotron-led soundscapes that require focused listening to appreciate. It's highly recommended for fans of their pre-Phaedra era and those interested in avant-garde electronic music. The release stands out for its relative audio quality among fan-recorded live albums. Dive into the immersive world of Tangerine Dream’s 1974 live show — listen now and experience their pioneering electronic soundscape!