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Anyone got the new Jarre album?How is it?
I've only heard the collab with Tangerine Dream but not much impressed.
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^ I heard a bit from every track and the one with TD seemed like the best track Ermm
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Brian Eno - "Textures" (1989)



An intriguing compilation of ambient themes by Eno that apparently has never been released to the public but only as a promo - Dreamy and mesmerizing music -
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SpiralDreams is an electronic music project from Hungary
The musical world of SpiralDreams is mainly influenced by

Klaus Schulze, Redshift, but other musical influences can be found in their works. They're planning to widen the edges of the genre a little bit in the future.

http://spiraldreams.bandcamp.com/album/dreams-visions

 

 
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Some amazing new clips from recent concert of Ash Ra Tempel(Gottsching and Ulbrich):



Facebook clips:
https://www.facebook.com/jacek.kursa/videos/1126709050690621/
https://www.facebook.com/Pakey73/videos/vb.702419043/10153724819349044/
https://www.facebook.com/Pakey73/videos/vb.702419043/10153724832239044/
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Originally posted by libertycaps libertycaps wrote:

So. What do y'all think? I'd say:
Kraftwerk
Cluster
Harmonia
Are 3 stellar & influential bands to start with and go from there...

Archive, nuff said.
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http://www.brassee.com/electronicmusic.html

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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Does anybody else rate the Ishq-related releases as highly as I do? The project often goes under a variety of names, all aliases for sole member Matt Hillier, but I have bought about 15 albums over the years under the Ishq banner, and they are always absolutely superb. The CD's sell out very quickly.

Ishq is a very ambient style of electric sounds, but despite often being very floating and hypnotic, it's never `pretty' like New Age music. Lots of droning atmospheres, just enough to associate it with proper prog/electronic stuff.

One of the two latest discs `Vuutayatu' released a couple of weeks ago is another gem:



https://virtual1.bandcamp.com/album/vuunayatu

Visit the Bandcamp page and give them album a try!

I like this stuff. Reminds me of Global CommunicationBig smile
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Quote The album brings back memories of some of the best moments of TD. The recognition of the single tracks is very high but varies the original theme in every track and gives the familiar a new fresh coat of paint on each piece. Highly recommend and a must-have for any TD- and Berlin School fan.
 
 
 
 
 
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Does anybody else rate the Ishq-related releases as highly as I do? The project often goes under a variety of names, all aliases for sole member Matt Hillier, but I have bought about 15 albums over the years under the Ishq banner, and they are always absolutely superb. The CD's sell out very quickly.

Ishq is a very ambient style of electric sounds, but despite often being very floating and hypnotic, it's never `pretty' like New Age music. Lots of droning atmospheres, just enough to associate it with proper prog/electronic stuff.

One of the two latest discs `Vuutayatu' released a couple of weeks ago is another gem:



https://virtual1.bandcamp.com/album/vuunayatu

Visit the Bandcamp page and give them album a try!


I like this stuff. Reminds me of Global CommunicationBig smile



Cheers, Dave, now I have a recommendation of yours to look into, as I'm totally unfamiliar with that name!

I have about twenty Ishq-related releases, and they're always superb. Each sounds different to the last, some are drifting like this one, others have subtle beats, more world elements, some are very abstract and freeform avant-garde experimentations.

Sadly I don't think they're close to having enough obviously `prog' elements for this site, though!
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Points: 10213 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 06 2015 at 06:21
Awesome progressive electronic live recorded album by OGRE from UK. Strongly recommended!
Favourite track: B2
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Fantastic live performance Thumbs Up
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That Robert Rich performance is sensational, Sam, always loved it. If you haven't heard it already, I highly recommend you look into his recent studio album `Filaments'.

Oh, and I'll be completely honest, I just get rock-hard looking at the vinyl collection that completely surrounds him on all sides in this clip!!

Here's another good one I play a lot from Steve Roach, wish they'd release this performance on a proper CD (unless they have and it simply passed me by?):
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Points: 10279 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 08 2016 at 16:21
It was Michael Brückner that highly recommended me that concert Thumbs Up I haven't heard it yet, but I certainly will Smile

Me too, best background ever... light effects are overrated Tongue

Really good concert so far, too bad we can't see what he's doing. You don't have enough of his live performances on CD? LOL
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There's a superb performance from Robert Rich at the same convention, Sam, and it's lit much better, you can clearly see everything he's doing. I wonder if Roach likes the mystery of the shadows?! Probably something like `preferring to let the music speak for itself' etc!

I wish artists like this would release more official live DVD/Blurays, I personally find it hugely fascinating seeing what they're doing, despite the idea that artists like this are kind of tedious to watch on screen.

Yeah, my Roach collection is growing rather fertile! I've got a special CD tower that they slot into, but going by his rate of releases, it will be full within a year!
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That or because he seems like a shadowy guy Tongue

I didn't find it tedious at all, it was entertaining to see Rich jumping from one place to another and finding his way on that complicated system, especially that modular synth Shocked And best of all, see how space is created Wink

Awesome! I hope you have time to listen to them all Tongue
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Have you guys heard the new archive release from Mr. Roach? Two epic-length pieces from '83!!!!
 
 
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:


Have you guys heard the new archive release from Mr. Roach? Two epic-length pieces from '83!!!!
 
 

I've already ordered the CD, reviewed it for the Archives ( http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=1505446 ), listened to it many times and LOVED it, my friend!

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Thumbs Up To this day, the '80s remains my favorite "era" of his.
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