RARITIES

Artist: 1-A Düsseldorf (La Düsseldorf)
P: 2000
The third album from 1-A Düsseldorf. D.J.F. stands for Deutsch Japanische Freundschaft (German Japanese Friendship).
Thomas Dinger, brother of Klaus Dinger, formed 1-A Düsseldorf together with Nils Kristiansen. Although their name is very similar to the former band of Thomas, La Dûsseldorf, their music sounds more experimental. The group is:
Thomas Dinger (drums, keyboards, sax, bass, video)
Nils Kristiansen (guitar, keyboards, vocals, painting)
Giuseppe Favitta (guitar)


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Artist: A Produce
P: 1997
Looks to be the band's third out of five CD's.Tag this effort as 'ambient bliss'.Either way,this trance-oriented piece of work has it's moments.Really enjoyed the celestial "Opening" and "Near&Far Away",the pulsating "Speaking In Tongues" as well as "Clear Pools" and "Native Pulse".A lengthy CD here,with a duration of 77 minutes.'Refelect Like...' closes with a 25- minute epic,their extended version of the one minute opener,"A Smooth Surface".Just might appeal to fans of Kenneth Newby,Rapoon,Jeff Greinke and Robert Rich.

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Artists: Airsculpture & Free System Projekt
P: 2001
Recorded live at Okefenokee Swamp, Georgia USA from April 20 till 24, 2001.
The musicians are:
Marcel Engels (Free System Projekt)
John Christian and Peter Ruczynski (Air Sculpture)
Dave Brewer and Bill Fox.

All tracks composed by Brewer, Christan, Engels, Fox & Ruczynski except tracks 2 and 4 by Brewer, Engels & Fox.

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Artists: Airsculpture
P: 2006
LTD 300
Recorded live as part of the Ricochet Gathering at Castillo Del Mar, Vallehermoso, La Gomera, Canary Islands, Spain on October 14, 2005.
Limited Edition distributed at AirSculpture's November 18, 2005 concert at The Gathering at St. Mary's Church Philadelphia, USA.

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Artists: Airsculpture
P: 1998
Rare and awesome synth/ambient album from Airsculpture. Similar to late 70's, early 80's era Tangerine Dream with plenty of sequencers and dark, ambient soundscapes. If you enjoyed 'Rubycon', 'Encore', 'Poland' or 'Logos' by TD then this will please.

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Artist: Alien Nature + Stan Dart
P: 2015
Alien Nature´s and Stan Dart´s first cooperation shows their talent of evolving each unique style of Electronic Space Rock (Alien Nature) and Cinematic Electronic Chill Art (Stan Dart) to a new genre of powerful melodic Electronic Rock, that is full of rhythm, bass and melody. Kind of electronic IDM, put the VOLUME UP!!!

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Artist:  Alio Die
P:  2018
LTD 150
This album was recorded at the Kalisz Ambient Festiwal in Poland.
A beautiful journey from start to finish.

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Artist: Alpha Flight
P: 1994
The one and only CD released by Chris Höppner, who produced this CD together with Peter Mergener in his studio. Very good electronic music with a touch of Software / Mergener.


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Artist: Alpha Wave Movement
P: 1998
"Concept of Motion" finds Kyryluk exploring a wide range of styles.
The album starts with a great upbeat grabber, "Linear Perspective." The sequencers come fast and furious, staccato style. The synth bass, the arrangement, everything on this song is really fun. There is so much going on that it's a wonder it doesn't end up a chaotic mess, but somehow it succeeds very well. The energy is infectious.
Though "Linear Perspectives" is very good, my favorite songs on "Concept of Motion" are the slower, floating pieces. "Across the Axis" is a good mid-tempo piece with some cool sound effects.
"Ocean of Dreams" is a very interesting selection, with sudden key changes and simple, effective piano leads that remind me of Klaus Schulze. This song starts in a floating frame of mind, but like most of the album, succumbs to a fair amount of percussion.
At its heart, "Concept of Motion" is a expression of constant activity, and it will be interesting to see where this musical motion finds the next Alpha Wave Movement release.

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Artist: Alpha Wave Movement
P: 2005 / 2008
All music conceived & created by Gregory Kyryluk 2005 except for Track 7 recorded 2008
Music on this cd was originally conceived for a limited pressed DVD also titled "Terra". The music on Terra was at the time exclusive to the DVD, however I believe this limited the exposure to many eager listeners. Here now is the entire soundtrack from the DVD with the inclusion of a bonus track Terra Infinitus which was composed to compliment the spacious imagery on the DVD.
Expansive, atmospheric, melodic ambient electronica.
Terra is a delicate album of graceful synth music that features elegant piano lines, bright wispy electro chimes, bowl-like phrases and broad tonal swells as the main voices, supported by fine washes and twinkling textures. Synthetic strings keen and swell, fine gossamer threads and films of sound run one into another whilst melodic arpeggios and meandering scales wander over the surface. The depth and intensity of the music ranges from silken stratospheric strains and airstreams to crepuscular drone banks and glimmering twilight ripples. In places simple bass phrases pulse indolently beneath the gently heaving liquid of the drones and breezy sequential structures, but not for long - much of the music too skyward looking and gliding to be bound and grounded by such low frequencies.
The strictly electronic sonic sources for Terra make for a clean, spacious sound that suggests the clarity and tranquillity of dawn, the subtle shifting hues of early evening. Alpha Wave Movement builds tracks around digital synthesizers and MIDI equipment influenced by natural landscapes and scenic photography - here, more than ever I've felt that connection with the earth from Gregory's compositions.
A sense of comfortable solitude pervades much of the album, almost plaintive in places, but more generally reflective, calm - enjoying the mental vistas conjured up by this delightfully understated soundscaping.

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