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Artist: Robert Schroeder (Food For Fantasy) P: 2005 / 2010 CD 1: Robert Schroeder - Brainchips CD 2: Food for Fantasy - Fresh Food Offer: the two CDs in one Set price!
Artist: Stefan Erbe P: 1997 This 1997 release features 73 minutes of bewitching electronic music. Although spaciness is a dominant factor here, these instrumental tracks delve into reflections of human nature. These mortal observations are given meter and form, transmuted through a variety of keyboard-triggered electronics, producing music that resounds with emotional content. Stately keyboard notes flitter across a panorama of twinkling tonalities that hangs like a rich cloudbank over an icy landscape. Sweeps and mercurial sequencing cavort in this aerial mix, delineating the compelling melodies with lush propulsion. Sinuous E-perc applies thrilling rhythms, urging the music to ever livelier altitudes. Astral qualities merge with these dynamic elements, producing uptempo music of a cosmic nature. There is a notable cleverness going on in Erbe's focused compositions, delivering tunes that sparkle with congeniality and siren-tempos. This listener-friendly music not only stimulates the mind, it reaches all the way into the toes with its appealing rhythms.
Artist: Radium (Waveshape) P: 1998 Incl. Comic and special packaging. Return of the cosmic curiers. This is a lavishly presented boxed CD with a 16 page A5 comic/booklet containing some stunning imagery and extensive sleeve notes which portray a Space related concept. Waveshape’s sound has been drifting towards ambient/dance recently and here’s the manifestation of that trend, though it is firmly towards the “chill out” end of the bpm spectrum. When the rhythms really kick in they are pulsating and the sequences rarely deviate from the complex matrices which they construct. Waveshape’s sequencing prowess has obviously been focussed on this album to great effect.
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