Lorenz, Rüdiger

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz, Stefan Reinert, Wilfried Müller, Michael Rauch
P: 1993
A compilation of new tracks played by 4 different electronic musicians. Intersting styles, all tracks played with synthezisers. Some melodic, some more deep with a little bit of an experimental touch.

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1992
If you ever wanted to relax on an Atoll like on Turtle Islands, Rüdiger gives you the right music for it. Rhythms played on the wavestation and much more Synths, which are nowadays called vintage. But had been top of the line at the time, the music was composed.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1996
Into the deepest africa the journey goes. The syntheizer sounds are in the african style, mixed with special rhythms and melodies in the Rüdiger Lorenz stlye.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1993   
The journey this time is the corel sea. Never heard before sounds out of his PPG Modularsystem 300 combined with the digital synthesizer world is the interesting combination.

 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1990   
After a few vinyl releases, this was Lorenz first CD release, which takes us to his imaginary journey to so african places. He plays various analogue Modularsystems, beside his great synthesizer collection. His sound is very unique and his versatile style offers a lot of different moods, rhythms and melodies.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1983 / 2015
When he wasn’t dispensing prescriptions in his day job as a pharmacist, the late German synth wizard Rüdiger Lorenz followed a truer passion, casting his own unique presence on the world of New Age music, and self-releasing a significant body of work on his own Syncord label. His vinyl debut, 1983’s Invisible Voices, highlights when Lorenz’s busy, sprawling compositions and untraditional tone banks came into their own. More restless and spirited than many of his musical colleagues, Invisible Voices presents a vision of aural wanderlust, built for the journey and one’s reflection on it afterwards.

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1997
The journey goes to Ozeania and Kiribati is only 8 miles away.
The known soft style of Rüdiger Lorenz can be heared here. Also one more time: his modularsystems.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1991
Definatly his best CD. Analogue and digital Synthesizer around the year 1990 show the special style, which is combined with the special way Rüdiger Lorenz plays the instruments.
Just relaxed and like on holiday!
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1994   
The cold siberian area is the place of the music this time. What you can imagine by Russia and coldness, here you can hear it, in a version never heard before.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Lorenz
P: 1984 / 2015
Just when you thought you had heard everything that German electronic music of the 1980s had to offer, up pops an artist who has resolutely stayed off the radar all these years: Rüdiger Lorenz was a pharmacist by trade. He produced and marketed a total of eighteen electronic music albums until his death in the year 2000. As only a few hundred copies of each were circulated, Lorenz's works remained largely unknown. Our reissue will change that! "Southland", originally released in 1984, is stylistically between the new Düsseldorf School (Ata Tak/Pyrolator) and the old Berlin School (Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze).