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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

[Discobole] - Kent Carter - Network



Discobole - 850-010 - Kent Carter - Network

A nice surprise this one! Wonderful FM-synth wackiness, enjoy!

-Ptrond

Sunday, January 15, 2012

[Sonoton] - John Fiddy & Jim Harbourg - Neutral Moods & Static Sounds Vol.1



Sonoton - son 200 - John Fiddy & Jim Harbourg - Neutral Moods & Static Sounds Vol.1

Minimal synthpieces by John Fiddy and Jim Harbourg, aka Gerhard Narholz; founder and president of Sonoton. Claude Larson is credited for digital sounds and computerprogrammes, enjoy!

-Ptrond

Sunday, January 8, 2012

[Parry Music Library] - VA - Vistas



Parry Music Library - pml 152 - VA - Vistas

Broad, impressive, scenic and dramatic themes featuring electronic instruments.

Composers: A. Grossart/P. Williams, Rick Miller, Harry Forbes, Kerry Beaumont and Bruce Mitchell.

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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

[Sonimage] - Teddy Lasry - Back To Amazonia



Sonimage - si 835 - Teddy Lasry - Back To Amazonia

Diverse, slightly jazzy album, sounding at times like something maybe Mike Oldfield would cook up back in the day. Not as expected this one, but very Sonimage all the same. Jean-Philippe Rykiel and Jean-Michel Herve are credited for programming the DX-7, its distinct sound present throughout the album, enjoy!

http://www.mediafire.com/?ly422z12c6lu1va
-Ptrond

Saturday, December 31, 2011

[Bruton] - Trevor Duncan - Eklektikos




Bruton - bri 17 - Trevor Duncan - Eklektikos

Happy electronic year!

-Ptrond

Friday, December 23, 2011

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

[Montparnasse 2000] - Roland Hollinger - Peaceful Dreams



Montparnasse 2000 - mp 129 - Roland Hollinger - Peaceful Dreams

This one would fit nicely over at Crystal Vibrations, here's from the back..

This record is a double sided record; every piece of music has a rhythmic progressive relationship between the music. The purpose is to direct the Mind into relaxation of a person and feelings of peace.

Natural sounds are used between each piece to remind one that the entire body is involved in the perception of reality: "the mother nature", sensitive vibrations of universal time.

Best results are achieved by listening to the music in all the processes of this arranged record, and gradually the relaxation will spread throughout the entire body.

-Ptrond