Klaus Schulze, Mirage - 57m 46s

Tracks & Durations

1. Velvet Voyage	28:28
2. Crystal Lake	29:15

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Review

As a former member of both Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Temple, multi instrumentalist Klaus Schulze is cited as one of the founders of contemporary electronic music and soundscape artists. His solo records go well beyond the "krautrock" vein and can be considered some of the finest of synthesized and experimental music coming from Europe in the 70's, 80's and well beyond.

Mirage, initially released in 1977, is often cited as one of Schulze's best albums. The album is a strange pastoral landscape creating a frozen wonderland with vast shifts in color and texture, rather than the layered melodic and harmonic structures of Schulze's previous albums. Mirage consists of two main pieces, Velvet Voyage and Crystal Lake, each broken down into six separate and chilling movements.

The previously unreleased 20 minute epic In Cosa Crede Chi Non Crede? has been added as a bonus track to the new edition.

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Mirage

Tracks: 2, Disk length: 57m 35s (-1m 49s)

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