Asuntar

Artist: Asuntar
P: 2017
Asuntar finally released his new CD. After listening to the album you can ask yourself the question, whether the Berlin school with a solid dose of ambient music has still something to offer? It turns out that it has a lot. The main purpose of the music is not to open up its new horizons and tear down the existing border with every upcoming album. The music first of all should give a joy to the creator at the stage of composing and later to his listeners who will open their minds for this cosmic story. This is Asuntar's Pulses album, that delights by its space, remarkable arrangements and mystery.
 

Artist: Asuntar
P: 2016
Berlin School sequencermusic with a real romantic touch within the melodies, when you are in the right mood.

Artist: Asuntar
P: 2017
Berlin school music with ambient textures, soundscapes, relaxing. Berlin school style. Made with Arturia Analog Lab, ModularV, MiniV, ARP 2600V, Omnisphere 2, MASCHINE

Artist: Asuntar & Blindmachine
P: 2017
This album is full of electronic sounds, stereo effects circling between the speakers and vocoder monologues, enhancing the highly illustrative form of this difficult but very interesting music. It is true that this is a niche work, rather for connoisseurs of the genre, but even less experienced listeners should find here many references to the classics of meditative electronic music, such as Tangerine Dream in the mid 70s of the last century.

Artist: Blindmachine u.a.
P: 2018
The Generator label is preparing a musical feast for fans of classic sequential playing handful drawing from the style of the 70's of the last century created at our western neighbors. The Berlin school dominated the latest proposal of the el-music quintet under Blindmachine's command, who, in various configurations, fills the whole album with compositions. Here we can hear his cooperation with synthesists hiding under the pseudonyms of Drom66, JDan Project, Asuntar (who had already recorded for Generator) and a talented guitarist with the pseudonym of Katod. Music is thrifty in expression, hypnotic, introducing to the world of reflection and mystery. That is everything that constitutes the success of this very old species. As you can see, it still has a large group of devotees not only among the composers themselves, but also the publishers and the most important in this group - listeners. The album contains five compositions with opening over a 20-minute suite Do you remember Berlin? rapidly introducing the earlier achievements of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. Titles of subsequent tracks also refer to the classics of the genre, which the fan of sequential landscapes will surely decipher. It seems that the Berlin school has something of immortality, which for many years will ensure a steady supply of interesting releases. Such as the album Sequential Friends.