Really spacy synth music?

[strawberrybrick]

Zanov, Neuronium?

[HilltopMan]

John Sherwood's long form stuff is as spacey as it gets - try the Saturn Suite or Music inspired by Blade Runner

[interbellum]

"These Last Days", the debut-album from the late Richard Lainhart comes to mind.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Perio...21773041298976

[hippypants]

[interbellum]

Maybe a bit too psychedelic, but this one's a certain classic: "The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds".

[bigbassdrum]

Stomu Yamashta's Go - Go
Jan Hammer - The First Seven Days

[TerrellMiller]

couple of my tracks you might enjoy:

https://soundcloud.com/pulsefield/marmalade-skies

https://soundcloud.com/pulsefield/hd-85512b

https://soundcloud.com/pulsefield/basidium

https://soundcloud.com/pulsefield/cygnus



also, a Spanish guy named Encke has a bunch of free Berlin School stuff on Soundcloud and elsewhere, highly recommended (start with "Zero Gravity" and "Paradoja de Fermi"):

https://soundcloud.com/encke

[interbellum]

Jack Ellister: Lichtpyramide

Hadn't heard of Jack Ellister before. On his "Lichtpyramide" he focusses on his kosmische/Kraut-influences. Very gentle.

This is an older song, a Roy Harper-cover, so something completely different:



Ellister also made some psychedelic rock-records, so he's a real chameleon:

[TheH]

[neurospiral]

Lots of floaty spacey stuff on analog synths. https://raysammartano.bandcamp.com/

[Udi Koomran]

Bernard Xolotl with Daniel Kobialka — Procession

Anna Själv Tredje ‎– Tussilago Fanfara


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[Rarebird]

Bernard Xolotl with Daniel Kobialka — Procession


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I have that one, boring new age in my opinion.

[Bake 2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6U94XpfBE0
Sounding a little different than he did w/ Nine Days Wonder

[Udi Koomran]

I have that one, boring new age in my opinion.

One man’s wine the other man’s poison

[Rarebird]

One man’s wine the other man’s poison

Isn't it always?

[SunRunner2]

To some people "boring new age" is an automatic redundant phrase. That's the problem with the term "New Age", it pretty much damns the musical output right from the get-go.

I purchased "Procession" by Xolotl and Kobialka when it was released in 1983 and liked it a lot. It was considered as "Progressive Electronic" at the time and it certainly was not sleep inducing or boring, as I listened to it. The reviews on PA and elsewhere uphold it as an intense trip through electronic soundscapes. That's a good description in my view.

[Rarebird]

To some people "boring new age" is an automatic redundant phrase. That's the problem with the term "New Age", it pretty much damns the musical output right from the get-go.

I purchased "Procession" by Xolotl and Kobialka when it was released in 1983 and liked it a lot. It was considered as "Progressive Electronic" at the time and it certainly was not sleep inducing or boring, as I listened to it. The reviews on PA and elsewhere uphold it as an intense trip through electronic soundscapes. That's a good description in my view.

I bought the album around the same time and I found it disappointing. The same with Earthstar - French skyline.

[SunRunner2]

I bought the album around the same time and I found it disappointing. The same with Earthstar - French skyline.

Understood, it's a matter of personal taste like everything in music and art. I also liked Earthstars albums, both "French Skyline" and "Atomkraft? Nein, Danke". Craig Wuest was pretty good with his synth sounds, although these two albums don't match the Xolotl and Kobialka release "Procession", in my view.

[Azol]

Jonn Serrie - On a Frontier of Fables



Jonn Serrie - The Far River



Software - Space Design

[moecurlythanu]

"Atomkraft? Nein, Danke"

Was that a widely used European phrase in the late 70s/early 80s? I think there are at least 3 albums with that as the title.

[Mister Triscuits]

Was that a widely used European phrase in the late 70s/early 80s? I think there are at least 3 albums with that as the title.

Yes, and in America too. ("Nuclear power? No thanks" was a popular bumper sticker.)

[SunRunner2]

Jonn Serrie - On a Frontier of Fables



Jonn Serrie - The Far River



Software - Space Design

A lot of spacey stuff to listen to here and I am liking what I hear. Thanks for posting.

[Steve983]

Stellardrone is one of my faves, all available for free on Bandcamp too:

[spacefreak]

Was that a widely used European phrase in the late 70s/early 80s? I think there are at least 3 albums with that as the title.

There were also badges and stickers. I had one on my motorcycle, back at the times...

[helicase]

Stellardrone is one of my faves, all available for free on Bandcamp too

Good stuff! Thanks for posting. I think I'll wait a few days and send him a few quid on Bandcamp's last "help artists through corona" Friday.