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Robert Schroeder - Relaxesizer

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Artist: Robert Schroeder
Trackliste:

1. Somewhere In Space 6:29
2. Unlimited Universe 6:13
3. Floating State 5:15
4. Hidden Signs 5:18
5. Planet Pasyrius 6:10
6. Relaxesizer 6:46
7. Foreign Voices 7:41
8. Space Delivery 6:25
9. Weightless 5:34

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.

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