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Showing posts with label experimental music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label experimental music. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2016

Concert Review: It Came From Inner Space!

The Orb descend on Webster Hall.
by Paul J. Pelkonen

The Orb: Thomas Fehlmann and Dr. Alex Patterson at Webster Hall.
Photo by the author.
The sound came as a low, throbbing pulse, teasing at the senses and swelling, growing in volume and rising slightly, ever so slightly in pitch. It beckoned from two rooms away, deep in the maze that is Webster Hall, crooning and crooning its tendril-like fingers. The swelling sound called again, drawing the hypnotized and helpless listeners into the vast, lounges cavern of the Marlin Room, where The Orb were making their New York stop on their current North American tour.

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Putting Ideas Together III

Today's selection is a Journey Through a Burning Brain: really old stuff by German electro-nauts Tangerine Dream, made (believe it or not) on a two-track ReVox tape recorder. 
Enjoy the ride.
A ReVox two-track A77 Tape Recorder: the machine used to record Electronic Meditation.

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