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   Dropped back in '79, Symptome - Dei is a classic when it comes to dark electronic vibes mixed with avant-garde rock jams. Flamen Dialis gets tossed around as a cosmic take on Magma, loaded with 'tron sounds that really turn this album into a wild ride through both ancient times and the cosmic unknown. It gives off some serious early Tangerine Dream feels during their darker, more experimental phases, serving up deep electronic spells and abstract, visceral soundscapes. It's definitely one of those hidden French treasures that you don’t want to miss.

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Hosydi Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: December 25 2024 Location: Rolling Hills Status: Offline Points: 952	Post Options Post Reply Quote Hosydi Report Post Thanks(2) Quote Reply Posted: 14 hours 32 minutes ago at 07:24
	Dropped back in '79, Symptome - Dei is a classic when it comes to dark electronic vibes mixed with avant-garde rock jams. Flamen Dialis gets tossed around as a cosmic take on Magma, loaded with 'tron sounds that really turn this album into a wild ride through both ancient times and the cosmic unknown. It gives off some serious early Tangerine Dream feels during their darker, more experimental phases, serving up deep electronic spells and abstract, visceral soundscapes. It's definitely one of those hidden French treasures that you don’t want to miss. Edited by Hosydi - 12 hours 36 minutes ago at 09:20

meAsoi Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: December 22 2024 Location: E.U, Status: Offline Points: 1080	Post Options Post Reply Quote meAsoi Report Post Thanks(1) Quote Reply Posted: 3 hours 54 minutes ago at 18:02
	Heldon IV - Agneta Nilsson is a totally unique album for 1976. Not too much of experimental rock à la Robert Fripp, which can be heard on their previous albums. This is more like a gloomier-sounding Tangerine Dream. Heldon's music is edgy and unsettling here. It stands out as being more innovative and impactful than any of Heldon’s earlier works; dark electronic impressiveness, psych-out trance effects, and drifting guitar sounds floating in cosmic ambience truly adorn this French classic.