Your browser will redirect to your requested content shortly. The second album is released under the name of Panta Rhei but contains parts of the P. Computer album as well as unreleased material from that era which is in similar style. There are rumors fly yoga klang the band’s keyboard player Kalman Matolcsy died in 2005.

Techno project with some strong EM influences. Relevant tracks include «Helium», «Heroin» and «1981». Apparently, some of their more ambient material could interest fans of experimental forms of EM. I will try to list these releases here.

This particular release contains long-form Ambient from this artist who has been making various forms of electronic-based music since the early 1990’s. Ambient music from member of punk rock band After the Fight. Short, melodic ambient tracks from Claudio Zaguán. Dino Pacifici was born in 1958 in Montreal. Texas-based artist with a minimal, droning ambient sound, sometimes a bit on the cosmic side. Melodic, classically-influenced electronic compositions from this late musician.

Paco Sala is in fact a moniker of London-based musician Anthony Harrison, who is known for his post-rock project Konntinent. On Radial Sundown, he presents a retro-futuristic sonic vision evoking the early years of prog EM and synth-pop — a time when synths sounded like synths and had a certain warmness to them that for some reason was perceived as coldness by some. Craig Padilla is an American synthesist residing in California who writes music in several basic styles. TD vein, or similar to Ron Boots, with great rhythm programming and with similar melodic sensibility. Some works are more experimental, like Exploring the Unknown, for instance. The Soft Bombs and Dora Food. On this album, subtitled «Ambient Works Vol.

So, nice stuff for fans of those Epsilon In Malaysian Pale atmospheric moments, too. This, his second album, is much less focused on techno and dub and heavier on ambient synths and even Berlin School sequences. Dark synth drones, modular twitters and general neurotic atmosphere. Extremely rare soundtrack by this Swiss-born Spanish film composer for a Catalan TV series sci-fi production.

The music is spacey and electronic and the LP was only distributed locally. This is Jimmy Page’s rejected score to Kenneth Anger’s film «Lucifer Rising». As we know, the soundtrack ended up being scored by Bobby Beausoleil, who composed his music in a spacey, electronic style. But hey, believe it or not, this is also electronic. The above «7 may interest EM fans. First solo album by keyboardist of Le Orme. Needless to say that the use of typical late 1980’s — early 1990’s general MIDI sounds doesn’t help.

However, some tracks here sound less like musical wallpaper and have more of an atmosphere to them. Inventive EM, often combining piano and synthesizers. Yes, guys, there are real drums here, as well as multiple tempo changes, all coupled with chirpy low-bit computer sounds and some effective synthy interludes. Reminding a bit on Giant Claw perhaps, but rather unique overall. I’ll leave it as it is for now.

Anyway, the music is rhythmic and minimal, with drum machine rhythms, and is meant for dance performances. Rather dark and with a slight industrial edge. Diverse project of electronic musician Fernando Silva. Varied music from this synthesist and sax player. The above releases have lots of electronics and are fairly EM-oriented. Aeolyca features basic recordings from aeolian sculptures by Mario Ciccioli combined with minimal, ambient, electronic compositions by Paladino and Andreoni. A project of one Darrell Wade Burgan.

These are not all of his albums, but the older ones are generally in pure new age mould, and therefore, out of the EEM stylistic frames. The above works should be interesting for EM listeners, though. Melodic compositions with large piano presence. Ambient music from this Los Angeles-based artist, producer and member of Jonas Reinhardt. Mostly synth atmospheres with slow rhythms on some tracks.