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alan parsons
alternative
ambient
classical
electronic
gothic
holst
jazz
jean michele jarre
new age
pink floyd
psybient
ray lynch
synth
tangerine dream
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» member profile:
ken linder
» genre:
Electronic >
Electronica
» location:
Ken Linder
» label: unsigned
» for fans of: This Mortal Coil, Jean Michele Jarre, Ray Lynch, Tangerine Dream, Alan Parsons, Pink Floyd, Dead Can Dance, Depeche Mode, Gustav Holst, Mozart
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Cutting cyber pop with retro synths, cool samples and flanged lyrics. This song is about life on the internet, where you never know who anyone really is.
Just like in "The Wizard of Oz", the "man beind the curtain" pulls the strings and runs the show in politics and big business.
Target selected; then dead-headed like a flower. We are manipulated. We are kept out in the dark.
Pure Electronic Music. An ambient journey through the ocean with the dolphins.
A trippy soundscape experience. Come and dance to the auditory images and the colors of sound. My tribute to Timothy Leary.
Take a latin drum scape, mix with piano and bass; meld this together with gorgeous brass sounds and you have the recipe for "Something New" - a synergy of energetic electronic jazz fusion
Tangerine Dream meets the Chemical Brothers. Trance revitalized by its original Ambient roots.
Hear the music of the celestial spheres in this musical journey through the wonders of the universe.
South American primal rhythms meld with ambient electronic synths and electronic classical orchestration. A wonderful auditory journey into the ancient world, crossing multiple genres and melding them together. Fantastic.
Visualize rushing downhill through auditory landscapes of perfect powder, speeding across white landscapes of perfect untouched snow.
The first of three movements - dawn in the desert.
An experience in classical electronic music, evoking images of the deserts of anchient Egypt. The power of RA the sun god dominates the landscape as the run rises over the landscape.
In the deserts of ancient Egypt the power of RA the sun god dominates the landscape with the intensity of the noon day sun. The second of three movements - noon in the desert. An electronic classical piece of great power and presence.
In the deserts of ancient Egypt the power of RA the sun god dominates the landscape. The sun slips slowly below the horizon bringing another day to an end. The third of three movements - sunset in the desert.
New Age music - upbeat music painting a scene of a festival on the river.
Celtic harp sounds paint an auditory landscape. This wonderful musical track shows a simple beauty lacking in many New Age titles, but it never gets boring.
Hear the primal chaos in this beautiful and timeless first movement of Amaterasu Omikami, in the age before Amaterasu (the goddess of grain and the sun in Shinto Mytholody) civilized the people and taught them to plant rice.
Graceful and lovely, this light and gently flowing piece of music reflects the role of the mythical sun goddess Amaterasu Omikami in the simple and beautiful life of Japan's Golden Age, a more peaceful phase of her dance of creation.
The third movement of Amaterasu captures the new Japan, fast paced, modern, technologically advanced and well ordered.
The goddess of grain becomes the goddess of glass.
Soon to be released in the movie "A Grave for the Corpses".