Peter Frohmader, Eismeer - 1h 5m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Eismeer	37:16
2. Funebre	3:44
3. Orchestral Crossover	24:15

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Review

Peter FROHMADER is one of the most innovative and fascinating composer of electronic music. Even in his first album ("Nekropolis - Le Culte Des Goules" issued in 1978), this German keyboardist could impose an astonishing musical style, developed in the Eighties on soundtracks, ambient tracks, symphonies… Influenced at first by CAN and MAGMA, his albums want to be an approach to Death and Nothingness. It is not a coincidence if he's considered one of the fathers of the Gothic movement ! Composed over a six-year period (1997-2002), "Eismeer" is finally issued in early 2003, on the Gazul label. The author himself describes his work as "…A musical expedition, the movements of a boat on the sea". The polyrhythmic, the harmony and the dissonances create a meditative and dark atmosphere. This trip on an ice sea proves intense and made of an unusual musicality. Very carefully written and performed, this epic of Nothingness is a highlight of contemporary electronic music.

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Eismeer

Tracks: 4 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 59m 19s (-6m 1s)

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