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Monopology 1
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Monopology 2
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Monopology 3
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Monopology 4
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Monopology 5
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Gert Blokzijl Wijnjewoude, The Netherlands
Since I discovered electronic music it is for me still a deep impression.
Inspired by those unknown sounds, I
learned myself how to play and operate synthesizers, samplers and various other electronic devices.
Currently I use analog and digital instruments and software to shape my sounds and compositions.
My music is based on events, paintings, photographs, films etc.
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DJM is an absolute electronic god. This album just oozes classic Tangerine Dream and ok it's only 2 tracks but by crikey they are both beautiful things. I love the way it just flows and ebbs into a driving, pulsing beast.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Monopology”
I think Cosmic Ground is a exciting band. Old fashioned and with nice vibes and rhytms. But I miss something. Many compare with TD. Maybe, but I lack the crescendo at the end of the songs. It becomes boring when the end lacks a Froeselike guitarsolo. Something is missing, the crescendo is missing, the songs just exit out with no proper end explosion.
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Superb Berlin School. Deadlock is surely inspired by TD's Rubycon. Bring on the next album.
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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Minimalist electronic music that scores the horror film “Sleeping Beauty,” perfectly designed to deliver chills.
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“Boogie Meets Beatdown” on this epic album from the mole, where ambient interludes lead into sudden and scary dark alleys.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Monopology”
Yup, the 70's era Tangerine Dream style may draw you in but, they're not a rip off; they have their own voice, and a mesmeric one it is. Worth getting entire back catalogue? Probably ... yeah!
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