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CYBOTRON

Cybotron

 

Progressive Electronic

2.90 | 26 ratings

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Lobster77
3 stars Progressive electric music is unique as just one of the prog realms in the universe of prog music and Cybotron's debut album definitely puts that in spades. The energy put through sax and other instruments by Steve Maxwell and Geoff Green put a electronic spacey sense of sounds on the album. This style of music resembles Tim Blake of "Clearlight"s work on the synth. This album is a cosmic 70's musical odyssey.

1.The opening of the album "Arrakis" features synth by Steve Maxwell strolls deeper into the album. 2. The sophmore track "Mumbo Jumbo" brings in more percussion .3 "gods of Norse" presents a laid back melody that resembles the electric prog band "Tangerine dream"s sound with talent behind the synth and other keyboards. 4. the fourth song drags on and it starts to become unsettling but its pacing for the final track. 5. The ending to this album involves a 10 minute medley of electric prog fusion that in other words is the "echoes" by pink Floyd of the album concluding the sci Fi esque album.

1976 was a golden year for music and this is just one of the great albums that came out that year.

Lobster77 | 3/5 |

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