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Tag: ambient

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:

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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

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04/05/2015 Ed Pinsent

Pattern Recognition

Klara Lewis may be based in Stockholm and may have some connection to the EMS studio. At any rate her

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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

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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

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20/04/2015 Ian Sherred

The Latin Quarter

Limax Maximus Limax Maximus ALREALON MUSIQUE ALRN 051 CD (2014) James Wyness stultifera navis MYSTERY SEA MS75 CD (2013) Two

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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

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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

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18/04/2015 Ed Pinsent

Village of the Damned

“The sound of an abandoned city” is promised by the Norwegian guitar duo kÖök on their release Imber, Wiltshire (VA

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15/04/2015 Ed Pinsent

Border Music

Pjusk Solstøv USA 12K 12K1081 CD (2014) The Norwegian duo Pjusk team up with label owner Taylor Deupree and trumpeter

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