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from origins I. by computerchemist
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computerchemist Hungary
Computerchemist is the ongoing solo project of Dave Pearson.
ARFM DJ Bruce Gall has remarked on the crossover style of
his playing, invoking comparisons to electronic artists Tangerine Dream, Jean-Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Kraftwerk, and the progressive sounds of Pink Floyd and David Gilmour solo work, Ash Ra Tempel, Mike Oldfield, Steve Hackett, Brian Eno and King Crimson.
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computerchemist recommends:
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Electronic Sheep
by Level PiUwe plays some great music and this was my first introduction to him, so it's special to me :)
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Isolated Passages
by Brendan Pollardsupported by 8 fans who also own “origins I.”
Brilliant album. A must have for Berlin School lovers.
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Rarities Vol. 1
by Kubusschnittsupported by 8 fans who also own “origins I.”
The selection on this album shows the potential of the band, so many great outtakes, which reminds me partely very much to TD /Edgar Froese. Only the voices and effects, which has been placed as a transition between the tracks, disturbs enormously.
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Prologue
by Brendan Pollardsupported by 8 fans who also own “origins I.”
Impossible to pick a favourite track, but I really like the last part of this one. Excellent Berlin School of music.
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[xpl017] - Resonating Realities
by MarsmanDutch producer drops a deep 6-tracker of blurry ambient soundscapes. Dreamy winter sounds and murky beats.
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Gölgelerine
by Tuğçe ŞenoğulTurkish synthpop with velveteen textures, spellbinding in its nighttime melodrama.
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