Robert Schroeder Aachen, Germany
Discovered in 1978 by Klaus Schulze, Robert Schroeder (*1955 in Aachen, Germany) set out to publish his first records using DYI instruments. His career since then spans over 40 albums and projects like "Double Fantasy" and "Food for Fantasy". Robert also produces music for film, video games and industry. Since 2005 Robert released 25 albums on Spheric Music Label. ... more
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Floating In Slow Motion”
honestly this album takes quite a bit of time and many listening rounds to actually "get into". No doubt it is technically excellent, with more advanced composition elements than earlier records, however it isn't that easily accessible either. Perhaps this is actually a strength as each time you will listen to there will be more details to discover.
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REQUIEM: Klaus Schulze Tribute
by Electronic Music Artists
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Beautiful tribute tough to pick between the m00m and Ian Boddy songs but Birth of a Galaxy is exquisite.
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Analog Overdose 6 (24 bit)
by Fanger & Schönwälder feat. Lutz Graf-Ulbrich
supported by 13 fans who also own “Floating In Slow Motion”
I'm in a trance of easy listening motion. Favorite track: Entlastungsstrasse
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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Hushed and lovely electronic music from this Washington musician with a stateliness that borders on classical composition.
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Working Class Woman
by Marie Davidson
Inspired by her experiences in the Berlin scene, the Montreal producer's latest effort teaches a dance-ready masterclass in autobiography.
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KLAUSTROPHILIA
by Michael Brückner
supported by 13 fans who also own “Floating In Slow Motion”
I'm still buggering Olaf to release the book as an ebook, but I couldn't refrain from getting my hands on the accompanying album in which Michael Brückner does an excellent job in channelling the Schulze spirit ;-)
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