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Artist: Joerg Strawe
P: 1991
Dark and light moments out of the life of the starving wolves are the themes of the CD.
Versatile tracks reflect the events around them. Sometimes with natural sounds and environments. Many sequences and a lot of different synthesizersounds are the perfect combination for this CD.

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1986/ 2005
Nr.:19
The four tracks that make up 1987 Dreams fit well into Klaus’ late 80’s work and, as well, disappear into a world of their own. The title track has been said to be the most disturbing of his works while Five To Four works upon Oriental colours and textures. A Classical Move and the 24+ minute Klaustrophony relate closer to the uneven rhythms and experimental stretches and drives coupled with dark synth sounds more common of Klaus Schulze’s works.
The previously unreleased 24 minute Constellation Andromeda has been added as a bonus track to the new edition.
DeLuxe Edition incl. Bonus Track & enhanced booklet with new photos & liner notes

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1988/ 2005
Nr.: 20
Remastered 2005 version incl. bonus track and enhanced booklet with new photos & liner notes.
Recorded: Autumn 1987, Hambühren

Klaus Schulze - Roland S 50, Roland D50, Roland MKS 30, Roland MKS 80, Roland DDR, Roland 505 Drums, Roland MC 500, Roland JX 10 P, Diverse effects, Korg DW 8000, Korg DVP-1, Yamaha DX 7 II, Fairlight, Akai Sampler

En=Trance is one of his more experimental and offbeat discs; it borders on avant-garde.

Artist: Klaus Schulze
P: 1996/ 2007
Produced & mixed by Klaus Schulze.
Composed, played & arranged by Richard Wahnfried & Jörg Schaaf.

KDM describes it: “Marooned” (13:12) is a track which I received from Klaus a few years after "Trance Appeal". It was part of twelve CD-Rs full of studio recordings by Klaus (and guests), planned for another set release that later became the five (or six) CD set “Contemporary Works 2".
The present bonus track is a little part from the fifty percent of then unreleased music. On both sessions (the orginal TRANCE APPEAL as well as on the bonus) Klaus is joined by Joerg Schaaf, and both sessions were indeed designated for Klaus’ “Wahnfried” project and albums.

Artist: Michael Garrison
P: 1989 / 2012
Re- Issue on CDR with original Artwork (Booklet and inlay card)
An Earth Star Trilogy and Songs from the Earth-Star is the complete title of this CD.
It shows us Michael in a little slower style, with more use of digital synths.

Artist: Mythos
P: 2016
Inspired by the novel of Jules Verne, Around the world in 80 Days! A great mix of Electronics and Ethnic sounds.

Artist: Nattefrost + Matzumi
P: 2012
The mix of this two talents is the essence of their music. Berlin School meets soundtrack melodies.

 

Artist: Nattefrost
P: 2010
This album was recorded between May 2008 and September 2010 at Nattefrost Studio, Copenhagen, Denmark and at Nattefrost Mobile Studio at various locations.
Mastered in September 2010 by Ron Boots.
Nattefrost is Bjørn Jeppesen
All tracks composed, performed and produced by Bjørn Jeppesen except for:
“Die Kinder der Erde”, which is composed and performed by Kathrin Manz (Matzumi) and Bjørn Jeppesen.
“Close encounter” is composed and performed by Michel van Osenbruggen (Synth.nl) and Bjørn Jeppesen.
“The Swan” is composed by Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns.
“My wake up” is composed by Heidi Mortenson.
Bjørn Jeppesen - All hardware & software synthesizers, vocoders and other various electronic equipment.
Jerome Polenz - speech on “Ghosts from the north”

Artist: Nattefrost & Robert Schroeder
P: 2007
Recorded between January 2006 and January 2007 at Nattefrost Studio, Copenhagen, Denmark and at Nattefrost Mobile studio in Odense, Denmark
All tracks composed, performed & produced by Bjorn Jeppesen except Winterland by Bjorn Jeppesen and Robert Schroeder-Trebor

Nattefrost (aka Bjorn Jeppesen) - All hardware & Software synthesizers, vocoders and other various electronic equipment
Ute Stemmann - Speech on "Translogical Movements"
Phil Molto - guitar

Introducing the second album by the Danish electronic musician Bjørn Jeppesen, also known as Nattefrost. His previous cd “Absorbed In Dreams And Yearning” showed on one hand a familiar sound but on the other hand also a fresh new look on electronic music. He cleverly mixed influences of the Berlin School with ambient sounds and a certain “Scandinavian feeling”. “Underneath The Nightsky” is a continuation of this but again goes somewhat further. Bjørn’s music is melodical, accessible and has a rich and varying sound. Take, for instance, a piece like “Searching For A Distant Planet” which has a slight Gothic atmosphere, a fine rhythm, a nice solo, beautiful sounds and a great overall way to it. Sometimes the (earlier) sound of Jean Michel Jarre comes to mind while listening to Jeppesen’s composition.
This is happening in the tracks “Observing Emotions” (listen to that solo!), “The Pleasure Of Tranquility” and “The Magic Of Forgotten Times”. Well, this last thing is indeed a little bit the case on “Underneath The Nightsky” but Bjørn keeps it also a little modern and that is nicely done. And then there is the excellent melodic “Winterland” that he composed and played together with no one less than Robert Schroeder.
This album shows the growth of a fine new talent. A talent that deserves to be listened to…