Artist: Mark Jenkins
P: 2026
Ever wondered what the modern Tangerine Dream around the “Raum” period would sound like with a really world-class, Academy or Grammy award-winning singer like Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish or even Enya? Throw in touches of Vangelis and John Carpenter and that’s what you have with ZENOPHON, the new duo of synthesist MARK JENKINS and multi-lingual singer/violinist ANOUSHKA IVANOVA. The duo’s epic 72-minute debut CD “Galactic Pulse” spans enormous TD Sessions-like pieces such as “Echoes In Silence” and “New Catalunya” running over 13 minutes each, to tremendous up-tempo techno-pop anthems like “Galactic Pulse 2” and “Cosmic Wanderer”. You’ll hear the sounds of Moog, PPG, Prophet, Mellotron and other massive synths alongside expressive electric violin and driving electronic percussion. If you like Tangerine Dream’s “Cyclone” and “Tyger” or enjoy John Carpenter movie soundtracks, Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre, prepare to fall in love with ZENOPHON…

Artist: Gert Emmens
P: 2026
 

Artist: Perge
P: 2026
LTD
New Berlin School pieces in the style of TD of the 70s.
Once again a perfect clone and always a pleasure to hear!

Artist: Ron Boots, Frank Dorittke & Stephan Whitlan
P: 2025
LTD 75
Music by F.D.Project & Ron Boots from live concerts in 2023/2024.
Many of the tracks are improvisations that we played during these concerts.
Featuring Stephan Whitlan on some of the Invocations tracks.

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2026
This 2CD edition of ‘50 Years Of Phaedra: At The Barbican’ is presented as a CD digipack & includes a 12-page printed booklet with liner notes from bandleader Thorsten Quaeschning & reflections from band manager Bianca Froese-Acquaye.

Artist:  MoonSatellite
P:  2025
One of the fantastic Franch Electronic musicians that make the perfect bled of French and Berlin Electronic Music.

Artists: Projekt Gamma
P: 2025
Berlin School meets melodic rhythms. Perfect!

Artist: Menzman
P: 2025
LTD
Berlin School style like Klaus Schulze or B,K&S.

Artist: Stefan Erbe
P: 2025
Erbe’s third multimedia story about his android protagonist GENE strives for perfection on three different levels. Whether it’s the music, the visual images or the story itself, all elements share a common intuition and ask the same question: when is something really perfect?
As in the previous story from 2023, Erbe blends the music with self-designed visuals and once again presents a complex and AI-generated universe of future thoughts and emotional developments of synthetic characters facing their own contradictions and moral choices. Of course, this theme is not entirely new, but Erbe presents it in a very special way. Music, images and story form a unity that has never been seen before. On the one hand, you get the feeling that Erbe’s musical ideas are clear to decipher and that you can completely immerse yourself in the presentation of the story. Nevertheless, he remains vague in his descriptions and leaves visitors plenty of scope for their own interpretations. No detail reveals the final meaning, but offers a variable motivation for the personal point of view.
Of course, the music on the current album also works excellently without the concert images. This time, the 12 tracks manage without additional vocals and atmospheric narrative elements and once again convey a narrative style that comes to a close in a spectacular finale.
The music therefore does not follow on from the concept of the previous album, but once again opens up a completely new chapter of unheard musical elements, embedded in Erbe’s unmistakable sound of sequenced melodic structures, the deeply interwoven drum textures and his always very changeable sound aesthetics. However, Stefan Erbe remains true to himself in one thing. His great art of creating a 65-minute arc of suspense that fits almost every BPM category is a key element of his success over the last three decades.
While Stefan Erbe categorized the previous GENESYS23 album as “Eletronical”, his current concept should perhaps be described as “Imagical”. Whatever a fitting description might be, Stefan Erbe is inexorably following the path of change and pursuing his own kind of hoped-for musical perfection with the album Metamorphosys. Perhaps even that of producing a final album at some point and being able to say that it simply can’t get any better. But this misconception is probably the perfect reason to just keep going and never end with the pursuit of musical perfection.

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Artist: Jürgen Pluta
P: 1980 / 2025
With Blanche, Jürgen Pluta's electronic solo debut is being released digitally and on CD for the first time - 45 years after its original release.
The former bassist of Wallenstein, Streetmark and Embryo recorded the album in 1979 at Procom Studio Kirchhellen, supported by Rolf Eggemann (drums) and Fritz Frey (guitar). Pluta, influenced by his collaboration with Harald Großkopf (Ashra Tempel, Wallenstein), developed his own sound language between Krautrock, synthesizer experimentation and atmospheric electronics. Blanche combines analog warmth with futuristic vision - a work that moves stylistically between cosmic music, early ambient and progressive electronics. 
The CD has been remastered by Eroc and contains an exclusive remix of the track "Voyage" by Harald Großkopf as a bonus. A fascinating contemporary document from the transitional phase between Krautrock and electronic avant-garde.

Artist: Unisphere
P: 2025
Following their debut album Endless Endeavour and the acclaimed second release Tempus,
UNI Sphere continues their artistic journey with OpUS Tria.
The album expands on their signature sound: melodic, atmospheric, and immersive,
creating soundscapes that push the boundaries of electronic music.

Artist: Johan Tronestam
P: 2025
Settlers is not just an album — it is a journey. Each track unfolds a narrative of exploration, transformation, and remembrance, set against the vast canvas of the cosmos. The music combines spiritual longing with philosophical inquiry,
tracing the emotional arc of pioneers seeking a new beginning in a faraway world.
In an age of rapid digital evolution and cultural fragmentation, this album speaks to the necessity of preserving truth, authenticity, and shared humanity. It invites the listener to reflect not only on outer space,but inner space — the silent expanses within us where peace, curiosity, and hope take root. Every title was chosen with intention, forming a story about discovery, settlement, and the timeless quest to reunite with what was once lost. Settlers aims to resonate across borders, as a reminder that no matter how far we travel, we carry with us the spark of connection.

Johan Tronestam

Artist: Robert Schroeder
P: 2025
Robert Schroeder's new album is called Relaxesizer and, of course, offers the ideal foundation for extended relaxation.
The album title is plausible: relaxing music recorded with a synthesizer, in other words, Relaxesizer. In any case, the Klaus Schulze protégé has been familiar with highly relaxing compositions since 1979 and, even with his 48th solo album, can still offer imaginative and exceptional spherical electronic music.
On this album, Robert has compiled and applied the essence, the sum of his musical experiences and development. With Relaxesizer, he has clearly undergone a musical transformation, a maturation of his development. The result is this album, well worth listening to.

Artist: Michel Huygen
P: 2025
This might very well be the most personal album by Nueronium.
As we all know Michel Huygen the man behind Neuronium is on of the finest EM artists with over 50 albums on his name.
Space music at his best and alreay nominated for a Grammy Award!!

Artist: Peter Mergener
P: 2025
Chip Meditation was one of Software's most successful IC albums in the 80s. Peter Mergener was primarily responsible for the music at the time and is now celebrating the 40th anniversary of a cult album that set standards in the electronic music scene with Chip Meditation 2025.
Music to dream to. That's what electronic music listeners associate with Chip Meditation.
On Chip Meditation 2025, the Software-typical sequences (trademark!) bubble out of the choir sounds, intertwining with warm pads and building up to a successful Berlin School track. The sounds develop fluidly, with occasional effects and touches of color reminiscent of Klaus Schulze or Tangerine Dream, gaining depth through the pad sounds.
Peter Mergener thus knows how to perfectly showcase these traditional Berlin School style elements in a contemporary, full-bodied sound, creating an atmosphere where you can "bathe" like in the old days.
Fans have had to wait a long time for Peter to revive the "old days."
Sweet dreams!

Artists: The Amnis Initiative
P: 2025
With a total runtime of over 2 hours and 16 minutes, Other Worlds delivers 23 brand-new tracks of retro synth, ambient and melodic electronic music on a 2CD release.
Music has the power to transport us, beyond familiar places and into the unknown. Each listener creates his own vision of such a different world, shaped by personal experiences and imagination. For one, it might be a futuristic colony on a distant planet, another might prefer a hidden corner of our Earth, rich with wonder, to which no intergalactic excursion could ever compare.
The possibilities are limitless, to anyone willing to let go, open up and be carried by the flow of sounds into the next destination.

Artist: Pink'n Orange
P: 2025
Rolf Plankensteiner, the musician and composer of the album "Exponentialis," sees himself as part of an age of exponential developments, aware that technologies in a finite world always reach their limits. At the same time, he experiences in his musical work that the creative expression of sounds and rhythms, and the effects of music on the listener, can expand almost endlessly. Thus, a turning point occurs at which the vertical of the exponential transforms into the universal. Quantity transforms into quality. And precisely this change is the special characteristic of music. The project band Pink 'n Orange celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2025 and now calls itself "The Pink 'n Orange Project." The artist collective consists primarily of Gabriele Schwerdfeger, Rolf Plankensteiner, Ives Fritzsch, Johny Demeuricy, and Conrad Westhoff. But good friends like Walter Bartel, Boris Schaa, Maurice Dreier, and Wolfgang Moser also regularly contribute their special parts to various projects, as in "EXPONENTIALIS." The music on the CD is a sound collage whose titles can invite self-reflection.

Artist: Brendan Pollard 
P: 2025
LTD 300
Four tracks that represent an extension of Strands.

Artist: Various
P: 2000 - 2025
Ask for the list, that we send you then by E-Mail and you can choose out of the list!
This is a special offer for 10 new Harmony CDs from our overstock at a special price.
There are 10 CDs mixed from the artists: Ken Martin, The Rosen Corporation, Adeptus Mechanicus, Michael Neil, Digital Horizons and others.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2025
Limited edition of 100
This selection of works was originally made by Conrad Schnitzler himself in 2008 for a 100 CD boxset edition planned to be released.
Any universe is infinite and these 100 works are only guides to its central points, allowing you to simultaneously orient yourself and feel lost in its limitlessness. And it was Conrad himself who placed these points where refractions occur and where they have maximum glow. This selection of works creates a vast sound mass suspended in a timeless stasis.
Conrad’s music, being as close as possible to improvisation, often raises the question of what is more important here: regulation and control or random positioning of electroacoustic signals. These 100 hours of electronic symphonies, written between 1990 and 2009, represent a long journey through soundscapes where the listener meets something new while also reflecting on the past.
Factory-pressed CD in matte-finished digipak, limited to 100 copies. 

Artist: Stefan Erbe
P: 2025
Erbe's third multimedia story about his android protagonist GENE strives for perfection on three different levels. Whether it's the music, the visual images or the story itself, all elements share a common intuition and ask the same question: when is something really perfect?
As in the previous story from 2023, Erbe blends the music with self-designed visuals and once again presents a complex and AI-generated universe of future thoughts and emotional developments of synthetic characters facing their own contradictions and moral choices. Of course, this theme is not entirely new, but Erbe presents it in a very special way. Music, images and story form a unity that has never been seen before. On the one hand, you get the feeling that Erbe's musical ideas are clear to decipher and that you can completely immerse yourself in the presentation of the story.
Nevertheless, he remains vague in his descriptions and leaves visitors plenty of scope for their own interpretations. No detail reveals the final meaning, but offers a variable motivation for the personal point of view.
Of course, the music on the current album also works excellently without the concert images. This time, the 12 tracks manage without additional vocals and atmospheric narrative elements and once again convey a narrative style that comes to a close in a spectacular finale.
The music therefore does not follow on from the concept of the previous album, but once again opens up a completely new chapter of unheard musical elements, embedded in Erbe's unmistakable sound of sequenced melodic structures, the deeply interwoven drum textures and his always very changeable sound aesthetics. However, Stefan Erbe remains true to himself in one thing. His great art of creating a 65-minute arc of suspense that fits almost every BPM category is a key element of his success over the last three decades.
While Stefan Erbe categorized the previous GENESYS23 album as “Eletronical”, his current concept should perhaps be described as “Imagical”.
Whatever a fitting description might be, Stefan Erbe is inexorably following the path of change and pursuing his own kind of hoped-for musical perfection with the album Metamorphosys. Perhaps even that of producing a final album at some point and being able to say that it simply can't get any better. But this misconception is probably the perfect reason to just keep going and never end with the pursuit of musical perfection.

Artists: Projekt Gamma
P: 2025
Berlin School space music with sequencing and light rhythms.

Artist: Perge
P: 2025
LTD
New Berlin School pieces in the style of TD of the 70s.
Once again a perfect clone and always a pleasure to hear!

Artist: Peru
P:1981 / 2025
Including 3 special bonus tracks from that era!!
Thanks to Rob Papen to make this release possible!!

On this CD, the original masters from 1981 are used. The first released CD version of Constellations had remixed tracks and 1988 music, not related to the original Constellations album. This new pressed CD has the original masters, including 3 bonus tracks with unique demo tapes of Utopie and Deja Vu, and a never-released track from that period called ‘Capricornus’.
One thing I corrected that was incorrect on the released LP (Album) was that I used a GEM-H7000 organ on this album. For the strings, some spacy vibes sounds and it had a monophonic synth on board as well.

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P:2007 / 2025
Kontinuum from 2007 consists of three typical Schulze longtracks. The first track, "Sequenzer (from 70 to 7)," takes the listener back to the 1970s with its signature Schulze sequencer sounds. With "Euro Caravan," Schulze glides musically toward the present, and with the over half-hour-long "Thor (Thunder)," the electronic master takes us on a journey into the future.

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P:2007
"Kontinuum" is 76 minutes of continuous music consisting of three long tracks that form one long piece of music. Musically, the album is journey into Klaus Schulze's past, present and future as a musician. Fans of his classic 70's style will definitely feel at home listening to this disc. There are also elements that will appeal to fans today's techno and trance music as well.
The entire "Kontiuum" journey begins with the appropriately title "Sequenzer (70 to 07)" with consists of the hynotic sequencer rhythms that harken back to the days of Schulze's classic "Mirage" album (notably the track "Crystal Lake"). Over the course of the track's 25-minutes, Schulze slowly adds different musical layers to the mix building the piece into a dynamic orchestral climax that only he can bring. As the main sequencer slowly fades out, we are left with nearly seven minutes of classic Schulze minor-key orchestrations that are once again reminiscent of his work in the mid-70s.
"Sequenzer" goes directly into the 20-minute "Euro Caravan" which begins with a dark low-key ambient note progression. As the music progresses, Schulze adds more chordal layers as well as a sample of woman's voice heard in the background. At around the nine minute mark, a dramatic sequencer rhythm slowly begins to fade in adding further depth to the music. Finally a techno-dance-like rhythm enters in and carries the piece the rest of the way.
As "Euro Carvan" fades out, the sound of thunder ushers in the third and final track, the nearly 32-minute "Thor (Thunder)". Echoes of Schulze's debut album "Irrlicht" are definitely apparent in the intro with long-held drones and strange ambient sounds. Once again, after several minutes, Schulze brings in the sequencers which this time, have more prominence and drive. The drum rhythms are also more aggressive as well. At around the 23-minute mark, the rhythms fade into another trademark Schulze overture similar to the one that closed the "Sequenzer" piece alongside more thunder sounds and a brief ambient coda heard during the final minute of the piece.

 

Artist: Peter Mergener
P: 2004
On the DVD you can see and hear the whole concert, in another chapter you will have the opportunity to get an impression of the Mystic Night during a 14 minutes walk throught the illuminated aisles of the Kaiserthermen, another chapter shows the gladiators in the Amphitheatre and you can escort the legonaries from Porta Nigra to the Roman camp.
All music is recorded in real surround 5.1., so sit back, relax and enjoy a brilliant concert and the whole Roman festival.
As bonus you will find the complete Audio CD on the Set.

Artist: Peter Mergener
P: 2004
Every year in August the Roman festival "Bread & Games" take place in Trier, Germany¹s oldest city. Main locations are the unique Roman monuments, the "Kaiserthermen" and the amphitheatre. Both magnificent structures have been placed on the UNESCO List of World Cultural Heritage. The program of the historical event offers attractive entertainment for everybody. In the amphitheatre you can see exciting gladiators-fights and a parade of Roman soldiers (legions), at night-time the arena is illuminated by torches. In the Kaiserthermen you can experience the daily life in a Roman camp on the Palästra. A special atmosphere in the "Mystical Nights" was created by Peter Mergener & friends (Mergener et Amici) and his sound installations in the illuminated underground labyrinth of the ancient bath. The music written by Peter Mergener and Alquimia, was specially designed for this event and was the first time Mergener et Amici presented their music live on stage August 2004.

Artist: Peter Mergener & Klaus Hoffmann-Hoock
P: 2007
With more than 30 acclaimed albums to his credit Peter Mergener has become one of the most respected and prolific musicians in contemporary electronic and cosmopolitan music scene. Still he always kept being open to and well aware of the qualities in other musicians. So over the years Mergener and Hoffmann-Hoock have frequently collaborated – on “Visions Of Asia” you now can hear the most beautiful results of their musical friendship! The compositions are slick and charming, evoking distant lands thick with exotic flavor. Many of the tracks possess a calming quality despite their complex structure, applying their dreamy melodies to inspire a sense of epic scope.

Artist: Waveshape
P: 1996
CUE 263
Being produced as a live-tape in 1991 and first being sold as MC in fall 1992, this is now the new edition of "Wellenformen" in digital format.
Waveshape was inspired by older analogue instruments like Moog and Farfisa Organ and Eminent String Ensemble. Pieces of music with an almost classic structure impressing by their volatility but also vigorous color the content of which is explained by Waveshapes own musical language.

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1988/ 2005
Nr.: 20
Remastered 2005 version incl. bonus track and enhanced booklet with new photos & liner notes.
Recorded: Autumn 1987, Hambühren

Klaus Schulze - Roland S 50, Roland D50, Roland MKS 30, Roland MKS 80, Roland DDR, Roland 505 Drums, Roland MC 500, Roland JX 10 P, Diverse effects, Korg DW 8000, Korg DVP-1, Yamaha DX 7 II, Fairlight, Akai Sampler

En=Trance is one of his more experimental and offbeat discs; it borders on avant-garde.

Artist: P'Faun
P: 2025
In early February 2023, the members of P'Faun gathered at guitarist Sammy David's studio near Marburg to work on new music.
The aim was to record improvised jams based on spontaneity and immediate communication, as improvisation had always been one of the trio's strengths.
The result was ten extended space rock journeys full of energy and inventiveness, each with its own story to tell.
After recording, the band let the material rest for a while, only to return to it with fresh ears in the spring of 2025.
Apart from some cosmetic surgery here and there, the sessions have remained in their original form, as they thrive on the development of ideas and the flow of the music.
No smoothly ironed-out production according to the cookbook, but living, panting, sweating jams full of corners, edges and surprising twists, somewhere in the imaginary intersection of Pink Floyd, Klaus Schulze, Hawkwind and Nektar...
The 3 musicians combine all what you expect from electronic space-rock.

Artist: Icingwolf
P: 2025
IcingWolf is a single project from Germany. Interactive with some other german projects, making feelings audible.
Winner of “Schallwelle Award – Discovery 2017”

Artist: The Lab
P: 2003
Melodic, rhythmic music with many vocoder sounds.
A reduced version of this CD was the soundtrack of the audiovisual piece Homodigitalis.

Artist: Gert Emmens
P: 2026
 

Artist: Perge
P: 2026
LTD
New Berlin School pieces in the style of TD of the 70s.
Once again a perfect clone and always a pleasure to hear!

Artist: Krzysztof Duda
P: 2016
Krzysztof Duda is the eminence grise of Polish electronic music. In his explorations, he also explored the rarely visited territories of sacred music. In the 1980s, his music was featured on the popular science program Sonda. In 2012, he shifted towards Berlin electronica. The album Chillout City Lights Zone was recorded slightly earlier, in 2008. Despite the title, Krzysztof Duda doesn't get bogged down in the depths of ambient monotony; rather, he has different ideas for chillout electronica. He often looks back to extract fragments of individual styles and build his own sound world based on them. Thus, we have fragments of café atmospheres akin to the work of Wanda Warska. Duda's dynamic world is full of strained references to jazz rock, funky, and fusion. It turns out that at Chillout City Lights Zone, there are the fewest static landscapes and the most lively and pulsating audio sphere.

Artist: Wladyslaw Komendarek
P: 1988 / 2023
He played Synthesizer [Casio CZ-5000], Synthesizer [Casio FZ-1], Drum Machine [Yamaha RX-11], Effects [Yamaha SPX-90], Synthesizer [Roland SH-101], Synthesizer [Roland System 100 Model 101], Synthesizer [Roland System 100 Model 102], Effects [Boss DE-200 Digital Delay].
A real gem of its time back then!

Artists: Adeptus Mechanicus
P: 2025
 

Artist: Gert Blokzijl
P: 2025
The music consists of two very long pieces in the style of Klaus Schulze from the 1970s.

Artist: Mark Jenkins
P: 2026
Ever wondered what the modern Tangerine Dream around the “Raum” period would sound like with a really world-class, Academy or Grammy award-winning singer like Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish or even Enya? Throw in touches of Vangelis and John Carpenter and that’s what you have with ZENOPHON, the new duo of synthesist MARK JENKINS and multi-lingual singer/violinist ANOUSHKA IVANOVA. The duo’s epic 72-minute debut CD “Galactic Pulse” spans enormous TD Sessions-like pieces such as “Echoes In Silence” and “New Catalunya” running over 13 minutes each, to tremendous up-tempo techno-pop anthems like “Galactic Pulse 2” and “Cosmic Wanderer”. You’ll hear the sounds of Moog, PPG, Prophet, Mellotron and other massive synths alongside expressive electric violin and driving electronic percussion. If you like Tangerine Dream’s “Cyclone” and “Tyger” or enjoy John Carpenter movie soundtracks, Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre, prepare to fall in love with ZENOPHON…

Artist: Mac of BIOnight
P: 2025
 

Artist: The Rosen Corporation
P: 2026
 

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2026
 

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2025
 

Artists: Adeptus Mechanicus
P: 2026
Long flowing Ambient Fields.
 

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2026
Air Trip Music continues, in its own way, the lineage of my previous solo albums, which were already inspired by the work of American minimalists Steve Reich and Terry Riley. To put it more clearly, you won't find melodies or pads here, only improvisations created on an analog sequencer itself integrated into a Eurorack modular system equipped with a powerful echo device. On top of this foundation, as embellishment and added pleasure for the ear, various additions created with Audacity are layered. This excellent free software thus serves as both a recording studio and a sound laboratory. Air Trip Music consists of five tracks, each offering a rich and transformed sequential improvisation. This listening experience should be peaceful and attentive in order to gently and smoothly follow the evolution and meanderings of each of these musical improvisations, which total just under 70 minutes. It is also a manifesto for creative freedom, an ode to off-piste, experimental music that remains musical, electronic music that doesn't forget to be adventurous and exploratory.

Artist: The Rosen Corporation
P: 2025
 

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2025
LTD150
Like all concerts by CON, this one is unpredictable and always captivatingly beautiful. A masterfully crafted mix of four solo works, all located in close proximity to the RR album itself. There are few such works in the entire discography, and most of them are included in our top 100.

Artist: Thom Brennan
P: 2025
Ambient Electronic.

Artist: Tomita
P: 1984 
Electronic interpretations of works by various classical composers including Villa-Lobos, Albinoni, Bach, Rachmaninoff, and Pachelbel. The bird like twittering heard on the opening track, 'Dawn Chorus', is an actual recording of the sound generated by radio waves from space entering the earth's magnetosphere at dawn.

Artist: Brückner
P: 2007 / 2025
From time to time, I delve into my archive of unfinished projects — musical sketches and collaborations that, for one reason or another, were left dormant on a hard drive years ago.
Some are promising albums that never quite found their final shape; others are joint ventures that stalled before reaching completion.
For this particular album, I have revisited two such projects — both dating back to 2007 — approaching the material with a fresh ear and renewed inspiration.
In the process, I began adding new elements, which in turn sparked the creation of entirely new pieces.
The result is a compelling symbiosis of old and new ideas: a seamless blend that traverses a range of electronic styles — from ambient and Berlin School to chill-out, IDM and more experimental textures.
Yet, throughout, the album remains unified by a shared aesthetic vision and a vivid sense of musical journey — one that moves fluidly through shifting colours, tones and timbres.
 

Artist: Mark Jenkins
P: 2006 / 2026
"This Island Earth" comprises three suites of music - one for classic analog synthesizers; one for analog and digital synths recorded in the studio and live in the USA with various guest musicians, spanning ambient, experimental and symphonic styles; and one for a completely Apple laptop-based system. Taking in the experimental styles of Cluster & Eno, the symphonic music of Kitaro or Vangelis, the ambient textures of Steve Roach or Warp Records, and the '70's sequencers of Tangerine Dream, "This Island Earth" has something to offer all fans of electronic, ambient and experimental music.

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2025
 

Artist: Roedelius & Muraglia
P: 2015
LTD 750
Great outing and collaboration with touches of signature Roedelius along with modern low key percussion patterns and synth sounds. In the first part there is one style that can remember on ZUCKERZEIT.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2025
LTD150
'Memory' is a saturated, multifaceted poem, a work of sound art set against a backdrop of shimmering cosmic space. It is a sonic excursion into memory, reflecting both the light and the darkness of our consciousness. Moving forward and transcending many boundaries, CON remains true to the mood established at the very beginning of this 60-minute cinematic work.

Artists: Rene de Bakker
P: 2015
Music in the Klaus Schulze 70s style, with a lot of sequences.

Artist: Mac of BIOnight
P: 2025
 

Artist: Marek Bilinski
P: 1984 / 2019
Downtempo synthstyle from the early 80s with real analog synth instruments.
 

Artist: Drom66
P: 2022
The Polish musician Roman Fleszar hides behind the nickname DROM66. I knew his earlier sessions with other musicians, published by Generator.pl, and also on this album, although it is billed as a solo album, most of the recordings are duets. The mood of the Graviter album is sublime, almost gothic, listening to this album is like wandering through the cool corridors of a castle from one spacious chamber to the next, in an atmosphere of a kind of numbness and sudden dazzles with the beauty discovered behind the bend, intensified by long-winded vocalizations and sounds stylized as a cathedral organ (as in song no. 6). There are also – track 3 – stately sequencer progressions bathed in mysterious light, ornamented with long-winded vocalizations, or, as in Orbiter, sudden eruptions of a sharp rock guitar, also soon blurring like a dream. The whole album is immersed in mainly minor keys, there is little joy in this music, the mood of abandonment, isolation, transience dominates… I must admit that for this album I played many hours of a well-known Polish video game where a white-haired boy with a ponytail and a sword wanders through dark lands and castles. and dungeons, and it fit much better than the original one. A very interesting album, it is another departure from the Berlin classics in the Generator.pl catalog, and it is a very successful attempt.

Artist: Fritz Mayr
P: 2026
Moonflower is a nocturnal journey through sound and space. Rooted in the Berlin School tradition, the album unfolds hypnotic sequences, pulsating synthesizer lines, and expansive ambient textures that develop slowly, allowing time to breathe.
The music doesn't follow a rigid structure but grows organically: sequences circle, subtly shift, blur with floating textures, and continually open up new sonic landscapes. The electric guitar integrates into these electronic structures as an emotional counterweight—sometimes atmospherically reverberating, sometimes melodically clear, like a distant light on the horizon.
Moonflower is both introspective and cinematic. The album invites you to let go, turn your gaze inward, and drift—through nocturnal scenarios, cosmic expanses, and quiet moments between movement and stillness. It's music for headphones and darkness, for long drives, for thoughts that come and go like clouds before the moon. A flower that blooms only in moonlight – mysterious, serene, and full of depth.

Artist: Thierry Fervant
P: 1988

Here the last copy!
 

Artist: Mac of BIOnight
P: 2026
 

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2026
 

Artists: Adeptus Mechanicus
P: 2025

Artist: Gandalf
P: 2002
An audiobook, accompanied by new Gandalf music.

Here's the last copy!

Artists: Adeptus Mechanicus
P: 2026
Long flowing Ambient Fields.
 

Artists: Rene de Bakker
P: 2016
Music in the Klaus Schulze 70s style, with a lot of sequences.

Artist: Andy Pickford  
P: 2026
Melodic great syntheizer themes. This is the music we like from Mr. Pickford.

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2026
 

Artist: Ron Boots, Frank Dorittke & Stephan Whitlan
P: 2025
LTD 75
Music by F.D.Project & Ron Boots from live concerts in 2023/2024.
Many of the tracks are improvisations that we played during these concerts.
Featuring Stephan Whitlan on some of the Invocations tracks.

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2026
 

Artists: Double Fantasy
P: 1986 / 1990
Double Fantasy was formed in the summer of 1985 by Dreamstar (aka Robert Schroeder). The idea to Double Fantasy developed out of a relaxed studio session atmosphere, where the trying out of various new sounds and melodies created a fresh kind of beautiful Electronic Music, pictures of some laid back moments. The result is timeless Fantasy Music to dream and relax with.
Universal Ave. is the first and only album from Schroeder's Original Double Fantasy. Musically describing the human search for new worlds, travelling through the endless space of the universe. A SciFi story that begins when our planets life is coming to an end. Double Fantasy were able to create a very special sound and mood for this excellent produced CD. Refreshing synthesizer music, a musical summer breeze, caressing softly a balmy palm beach of a far, far yet to discover coast. The listener glides softly into a different world, be it through the romantic and moody title Heartbreaker, the relaxed Endless Running or erotic Food For Fantasy. The warm sound creations, interspersed with beautiful, spheric guitar is welcome company on the endless voyage through spaces as well as for the more earthly travels to the worlds of fantasy and meditation. The album was recorded, mixed and produced by Robert Schroeder, who as a successful solo artist has already several well known LPs/CDs to his credit. The album Universal Ave. earned big sales and media success in a very short time. In the USA the album reached the Billboard-Charts and sold over 200.000 items.

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Artist: Mac of BIOnight
P: 2026
 

Artist: Andy Pickford  
P: 2025
Typical Pickford melodies and sequences.

Artist: Jean Michel Jarre
P: 1991
This compilation spans across 7 studio albums and 1 live recording made during the period of 1976-1991. Obviously, it's next to impossible to pick a dozen of "best of" tracks from that much material, so that everyone would agree upon the choice. However, "Images" does a nearly perfect job of giving a taste of each of Jarre's albums made in the first 15 years of his working, presenting a couple of tracks off each of them. As such, it is a good place to start getting into Jarre's music, and a good compilation to choose which album is worth buying. Jarre's music is normally meant to be listened to for the duration of the whole album. This fact shows these individual pieces' compositional strength, as they stand quite good on their own, being separated from their respective album's concept.
With its drawbacks, "Images" is a very good compilation. If you're hesitant where to start with Jean-Michel Jarre, you are advised to buy it.

Artist: Icingwolf
P: 2018
 

Artist: Lensflare
P: 2026
 

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2026
 

Artist: Brückner
P: 2025
Sometimes the world seems like a very cold place, all dark and our soul feels frozen with worry and fear, but even in deepest winter there are bright sunny days, sending us an inkling of the return of a fuller and more happy life - and this is what this album is about...

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 2026
This 2CD edition of ‘50 Years Of Phaedra: At The Barbican’ is presented as a CD digipack & includes a 12-page printed booklet with liner notes from bandleader Thorsten Quaeschning & reflections from band manager Bianca Froese-Acquaye.

Artist: Krzysztof Duda
P: 2008
It's nice to hear something retro every now and then. Krzysztof Duda, one of the Polish pioneers of electronic music, returns to the musical realms of the 1980s with his 2008 album Chillout Energetic Avenue. A fan of the melodic variety of the genre, on Chillout? the composer presents 13 dance themes encapsulated in short, compact, and analog compositions. Some of them would be perfect for a dance party. For example, Regular People and Remember the Time are elegant, song-inflected compositions that have a touch of the spirit of Andrzej Zaucha's "Bąś serca bijam" (You Were Heart Beating) or Kombi's "Memories from the Plein Air." For more energetic tracks, Krzysztof Duda also ventured into the techno style "Energetic Avenue." Some themes evoke the dynamic motifs of the soundtrack to the film "Football Poker" (Life is Life, Industrial Society, Energy, Close to Traffic). Chillout Energetic Avenue has a certain charm, but overall it's an average album. Krzysztof Duda presents a few interesting moments that are catchy and even enjoyable to listen to, but only for a short while.

Artist: Ken Martin
P: 2025
 

Artist: Tangerine Dream
P: 1975 / 2025
50th Anniversary edition of the legendary album ‘Rubycon’ by Tangerine Dream.
Widely regarded as one of their finest albums, ‘Rubycon’ was the band’s second album for Virgin Records and comprised two long pieces which pioneered the use of sequencers and synthesiser technology and produced some of the finest ambient music ever recorded.
The record was also their highest UK charting release, reaching number 10 on the UK charts. This new edition features the remastered original stereo mix, along with an extended introduction version of ‘Rubycon’ mixed by Steven Wilson. The set also features the complete concert recorded at The Rainbow in London in October 1974 over 2 CDs and the complete concert at The Royal Albert Hall in April 1975 (which featured Michael Hoening replacing Peter Baumann) also over 2CDs. The release features an extensively illustrated booklet and a new essay by Tangerine Dream expert Wouter Bessels.

Artist: Mathias Grassow  
P: 1998 / 2016
LTD 100
Grassow from a completely different perspective. Rhythmic chill-out music.

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Artist: Mac of BIOnight
P: 2025
 

Artists: Adeptus Mechanicus
P: 2025
Long flowing Ambient Fields.