Joerg Strawe - Sequenzen ohne Grenzen

Artist: Helmut Teubner
P: 1989
Here the factory pressed version with different tracks.
Helmut Teubner presents here an ingenious masterpiece: synphonic electronic music with progressive influences skillfully accompanied by an enrapturing saxophone and a mind-blowing E-guitar. Whatever the sleeve promises, the content of the CD exceeds it by sparkling with ideas that are most accurately performed and never boring but with bombastic string arrangements building up an unrivalled atmosphere. It’s hard to imagine how Helmut Teubner should ever again come up to the quality of this majestic masterpiece which is one of the best volumes in this series. Only those listeners completely devoted to the rough krautrock of the seventies may find problems in understanding this opus. By the way, the saxophone is played by Ralf Nowy, famous for his solo albums as well as for his guest appearances with Drosselbart and Improved Sound Limited.

Artist: Joerg Strawe
P: 1991
Inspired by the comic novel Trigan, this music has sometimes soundtrack feeling, with the combination between old and modern synthesizers. Complex arrangements and a melodic touch. Nice.

Artist: Fanger & Schönwälder
P:2006
Thomas Fanger and Mario Schönwälder present us a work where rhythm, atmospheres and melody are very well combined. The basic style includes Space and Trance traits. Although there are some slow passages, most of the music has a good rhythm, with a prevalence of the sequencers in the rhythmic structures. This is a powerful work, where the artists contribute their musical talent to achieve a fresh, emotive sonic journey. Fanger and Schönwälder counted with the special collaboration of Lutz Ulbrich, well known for his success in the famous band Ashra Tempel. Ulbrich plays guitar on three tracks.