Fanger + Schönwälder feat.LÜÜL - Analog Overdose 6

Artist: Edgar Froese
P: 1979 / 2023
Digitally Remastered on Color in Color Effect Double Vinyl!
Originally a double LP AGES. Edgar started recording this album 1978 after a long European Tour with Tangerine Dream. He played all instruments himself and is accompanied by percussionist and drummer Klaus Krieger.
All tracks composed, produced, written and played by Edgar Froese.

Artist: John Flomer
P: 2002   
On his third release for Spotted Peccary, and his fourth overall, Flomer has outdone even his previous Night In The Vapor Jungle which itself was a masterful piece of cinematic symphonic electronic music. Flomer, in his compositions, has the keen ability to relay imagery through sound, going a step beyond the drama and force that such music carries, into areas that truly launch the imagination. Using a variety of synthesizer textures and voices, as well as synth based percussives (sampled?), his compositions carry a magnificent grandeur and shimmering beauty that is at once captivating and inspiring. The pieces tend to eschew some of the more typical trappings of EM (sequencers and such) and develop slowly through the layering of sounds, much as a classical composition would evolve. Sometimes gentle, sometimes powerful and commanding, lush textures drenched in atmospheric ambience typically underpin each piece, which may use a lighter voice (piano, voice or wind patches) to carry the melodies, although he has no set formulas, which keeps the compositions and arrangements full of suspense. While some of the pieces might be vaguely reminiscent of classic Vangelis, there are definitely a lot more surprises in Flomer's universe. Each of the ten pieces exists unto itself, yet - even if only superficially, becomes part of an overall concept theme based loosely around his stylisms. In summary, there is plenty herein to capture the imagination.

Artist: Peter Mergener
P: 2023
Peter Mergener, known since the 80s for his IC releases under the name "Software", celebrates a small comeback with "New Horizons" and presents a first-class Berlin school album in the old Software style. After Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze, Mergener was the "next generation" of the Berlin School and enjoyed great popularity with "Electronic Universe" and "Phancyful Fire". After numerous stylistically different publications on different labels, Peter has recently become quieter. All the more gratifying that Peter used the time to produce a first-class electronic album again. Harmonious choir pads create a deep atmosphere from which hypnotic sequences gradually emerge, condense and build up to a top Berlin School title. A diverse, homogenous album has emerged, compositionally flowing with sensitivity, incorporating stylistic elements of Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dreams and also Atmos, which are known from software. Great for dreaming and drifting away.

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