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Hearts of Space #1086 Summerflight (8-14-2015) (Size: 133.94 MB)
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Ambient - Downtempo
  "A sequence-powered journey in electronic soundscapes" This is the current week's one-hour program from Hearts of Space Radio, with a theme of electronic sounds in sequences. Music split to MP3s at 320 kBps, and tracklist, cover art included. Program Review by Stephen Hill, Producer One of the most successful innovations of the early days of popular electronic music was the "sequencer" — an easy way to make repeating electronic patterns. Beginning in the 1940s as a crude electro-mechanical device, it was refined in the 1960s by DON BUCHLA as part of his modular analog synthesizer. The sequencer was so musically useful that it was quickly adopted by ROBERT MOOG and soon became a standard feature of analog synthesizers. Moog's legendary instruments were snapped up in the 1970s by cutting edge European musicians. In Berlin the artist behind this music, a young drummer named KLAUS SCHULZE, was a founding member of several early electronic bands before going solo. The rest is electronic music history. The hypnotic rhythms that Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream and others created with their sequencers were so influential/ that the "Berlin School" style lives on today and enjoys periodic revivals. It's addictive, enjoyable music: for some, a descendant of Baroque counterpoint; for others, an infinite playground of music for virtual flight across electronic soundscapes; and for listeners, an appealing rhythmic music...without drums. On this transmission of Hearts of Space...flying and floating on electronic rhythms, on a program called SUMMERFLIGHT.   Related Torrents
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