Quiet Force is Stephan Töteberg (fretless bass, guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, drum machine, drum
programming,engineer, mixing), Sophie Peycke (vocals), Diana Baden (vocals), Thomas Zander (trumpet), Jörg Jahn (saxophone), and Steve Wieters (saxophone). This is their first album and its mostly melodic new age music with some drum machine driven tracks. Its not hard to recognize the Yamaha DX-7 and E-MU synths used throughout the album. A perfect album for your summer vacations!This is the new "sweeter than echoes" blog. I will not post any music on the old blog so please start following this one! Here you will find some special ambient, berlin-school, experimental electronic albums.
Thaneco "Unearthly Delight" (2018)
Showing posts with label analogue synthesizers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analogue synthesizers. Show all posts
Sunday, August 16, 2015
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
The Nightcrawlers – Stellar Tunnel (1985)
Early synthesizer space-music group centered around Peter Gulch. Formed in 1980, disbanded in 1991, after releasing 3 full-length record albums and more than 35 cassette albums.
Please note: I have the rest of their albums in cd-r format. You can buy these albums here: http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?artist_id=249113&ev=ab
download this album here
Analogy vol.2 (compilation - 2006)
Here is the second analogy compilation which is equally beautifull.
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Analogy vol.1 (compilation - 2005)
Create - Analogue Revival [8:02]
Remotion - Freeflight [5:17]
Loren Nerell & Steve Roach & Chuck Oken - Zone Patrol [8:14]
Paul Ellis & Steve Roach - Where are you? [5:58]
4m33s - Elegy [3:56]
Gert Emmens - The Morning after [6:23]
Syn - Viking Mission II [7:52]
Russell Storey - Cosmic Kiwi [6:43]
Kees Aerts - Grey Keys [7:45]
Altres - Brain Flame [7:54]
Modulator ESP - Tsunami [5:18]
Ian Tescee - Aquamarine [3:49]
The "Analogy Vol. 1" compilation was spawned under the ruling that each artist could use no more than 3 analogue synths (not counting drum machines, effects units, etc.). The music ranges from traditional sequencer-based berlin school (create, syn, altres, modulator esp), via melodical (remotion, emmens, aerts, tescee), ambient (ellis and roach, 4m33s) to experimental (nerell, roach and oken, storey).
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