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Tag Archives: electronic
MIDNIGHT DAYDREAM – Midnight Daydream
July 30, 2023

Midnight Daydream 2023 Reveries run in the family: young American boldly blends deceptively incongruous genres and styles to honor his father. A quarter of a century since Bruce Cameron took a few Jimi Hendrix and Alice Cooper’s sidekicks, Jack Bruce … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged electronic, hard rock, hip-hop, industrial, Midnight Daydream
THE KVB – Artefacts (Reimaginings From The Original Psychedelic Era)
June 25, 2023

Cleopatra 2023 Graciously bringing out lost treasures of the long grass, Mancunian mavens of gauzy electronica give a new shine to bullions of yore. This duo have been troubling their listener’s minds for about a dozen years with a heady … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, electronic, psychedelia, The KVB
LEON ALVARADO – Chasing The Electric Dream
February 23, 2023

Melodic Revolution 2022 Reeling in the years, prog-rock polymath rolls out an arresting array of instrumental scrolls. Never an alien to minimalistic aural lace, Leon Alvarado has invariably been dealing with luxuriant textures for a couple of decades now, as … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic, instrumental, Leon Alvarado, prog rock
EAMON THE DESTROYER – A Small Blue Car – Re-made/Re-modelled
November 21, 2022

Bearsuit 2022 A fresh approach to a Scottish pastiche master’s vehicle finds him on the road to obscure raptures. If you invite friends over for a playdate and tell them to bring along some toys, rest assured: quite a lot … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, Eamon The Destroyer, electronic, remix
WOLFGANG BOCK – Cycles
June 12, 2022

Telefunken 1980 / MiG Music 2022 Oscillating out of the obvious to harness the essence of electronica, German wizard of gauze gets into macrocosm on his Klaus-Schulze-produced debut. Wolfgang Bock had came out of nowhere in the late ’70s to … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged ambient, electronic, instrumental, Klaus Schulze, prog rock, Wolfgang Bock