Jean Hoyoux - Planètes (1981)

Jean Hoyoux was a Belgian psychologist, astrologer, and musician. Co-founder with Jacques Vanaise of l'Institut National d'AnthropoCosmologie. Died in 1986. 

"Planètes" is a double album made with analogue synthesizers.

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Sergey Kolesnikov ‎– Early Dreams (2012)

Sergey Kolesnikov is a musician from Russia writing new age, ambient, and berlin school music.
"Such a long history of mankind, numbering tens of millennia, is dappled with white specks of obscurity. We know only scattered episodes from life of the ancient ancestors, which they tried to transmit to next generations as much as possible. Great volume of knowledge is lost, destroyed or kept back by destructive progress, aiming to the future like an arrow without looking back, while the past is being covered by sands of time, and myths and legends come to surrogate invaluable traditions. We can only guess, how the ancient looked at natural phenomena, which thoughts and conceptions emerged in their mind. Most likely they comprehended things even better than we do in our dashing time, as they had a whole eternity for thinking and observation. Crumbs of knowledge, conjectures and speculations, which were able to collect, are expressed here by traditional electronic music in the Berlin school style."
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Eloy Fritsch - Atmosphere, Electronic Suite (2002)

Eloy Fernando Fritsch (born 1968) is an electronic musician, keyboard player and main composer of Brazilian progressive rock band Apocalypse. As a solo artist he creates cosmic New Age music. "Atmosphere" has many progressive rock influences (from Rick Wakeman and Yes) but also sounds very electronic due to the heavy use of synthesizers.

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