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11/05/2015 nausika

Ksiezyc (self-titled): experimental neo-folk inspired by past and present music traditions

Ksiezyc, self-titled, Poland, OBUH, CD D17A (reissued 2014) Originally released by the OBUH label in Poland way back in 1996,

06/05/2015 nausika

24 Worter: opening up creative possibilities and connections with twinned reiterations of words signifying aloneness

Jurg Frey, 24 Worter, Edition Wandelweiser Records, CD EWR 1407 (2014?) Actually there are 27 short pieces on this album,

06/05/2015 nausika

Ulibka: a short and sweet dip into Soviet kitsch electronic space lounge pop

Vyacheslav Mescherin Ensemble, Ulibka, EP (1964) Of the various unheralded minor pioneers of electronic music who tried to promote their

05/05/2015 nausika

Metamorphoses: Soviet electronic space-ambient renditions of formal classical music pieces

Eduard Artemyev, Yuri Bogdanov, Vladimir Martynov, Metamorphoses, Melodiya, C10—13889-90 (1980) Admittedly the idea behind this album is not very original:

04/05/2015 nausika

Darkspace III I: riding once again into deepest, darkest space

Darkspace, III I, Avantgarde Music, CD AV239 (digipak) (2014) Those of us who’ve been following this Swiss trio for a

27/04/2015 nausika

Musical Offering: showcase of avantgarde 20th-century formal Soviet composition in space electronics

Alfred Schnittke, Edison Denisov, Sofia Gubaidulina, Oleg Buloshkin, Edward Artemiev, Musical Offering, Melodiya C60 30721 000 (recorded 1971, released 1990) Modestly

26/04/2015 nausika

Hingus: ambitious cosmic psychedelia with a message of transcendence

Sven Grunberg, Hingus, Melodiya C90-16301-2 (1981) Despite the name, Sven Grunberg is not Swedish or Finnish: he was born in

23/04/2015 nausika

ANS Electronic Music: wondrous sounds in a range of moods and atmospheres from one synthesiser

Eduard Artemyev, Stanislav Kreitchi, Alexander Nemtin, Sandor Kallosh, ANS Electronic Music, Melodiya, D 25631-2 (1969) Four pioneers from the Soviet Union

19/04/2015 nausika

Moods: a collection of Soviet fusion electro-disco, jazz and experimental rock pieces

Edward Artemiev, Moods, Melodiya, C10 21077 002 (1984) Best known for scoring the music to a number of Soviet and

19/04/2015 nausika

Memory: Rock Ballet – wondrous if sometimes strange and cheesy vintage 1980s Soviet fusion electronic pop

Boris Petrov, Memory: Rock-Ballet, Melodiya C10 23679 006 (recorded 1984, released 1988) Composed by Boris Petrov who also plays synthesiser