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Klaus Schulze Vs. Solar Moon - Strong (Contemporary Works 1 - Docking)

New track from Episode Two of Planet U, introducing the Frankenpiano, a piano built from hundreds of single piano tone samples from all of music history. For more information on the track, making of the instrument, earlier episodes/tracks and continuous development, see http://www.ugress.com/

Ugress - Monument Dilution

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LYRICS

The stars you see in the night sky
Have been dead for centuries
Starlight creates the illusion
Of life for all these years


Now i no longer trust these eyes of mine
The heart must speak to me
In tongues of forgotten voices
In ancient harmonies
So that i can see


Heavens are merely illusions
When you build them high in the sky
And hell is the final solution
For those who have no faith in this life
They are blinded by lies


Here in the garden... Fountain of life
Here in the garden... Arcane delights
Are born from the womb


Here the seed will rise
From dark earth to the light
To kiss the sun again


She brings me flowers
To ease the pain
She brings me light
Where only darkness reigns


And the more I see
The more life means to me


In the way you love
The wild earthen dream
She sings her song for you and me




Brendan Perry - Crescent - live in The Hague 2005

Klaus Schulze - LA VIE ELECTRONIC 15 - 03. Cello Cum Laude

Every Hour Spent is from the 'Fairly Young' album.

Every Hour Spent

Edit of Daniel Spaleniak's "Why" as heard on TV Series The Path, Episode "On the road"

Daniel Spaleniak - Why (Heimat Edit)

Download 'Amnesia' Here - http://t.opsp.in/e02b7

DEAD CAN DANCE
NEW ALBUM ‘ANASTASIS’ OUT 13th AUGUST
FIRST RECORD IN 16 YEARS
ROYAL ALBERT HALL 26th OCTOBER
SHOW SELLS-OUT IN UNDER 48 HOURS

Dead Can Dance will release their new album ‘Anastasis’ through [PIAS] Recordings on 13th August. Available on CD, double LP and download, the album is their first since 1996’s ‘Spiritchaser’. The band, who embark on a world tour in August, have confirmed a show at the Royal Albert Hall on 26th October. Tickets for the show sold-out within 48 hours of going onsale. 

‘Anastasis’ track listing
1. Children Of The Sun 
2. Anabasis 
3. Agape 
4. Amnesia 
5. Kiko 
6. Opium 
7. Return Of The She-King 
8. All In Good Time 

On the cover of ‘Anastasis’, Dead Can Dance’s first album in 16 years: a field of sunflowers, ripened, and then blackened, by the sun, standing with sad, slightly crowned heads. Less dead than dormant, the heads and stems will one day be chopped, but then via the roots, will return. For ‘Anastasis’ is the Greek word for ‘resurrection’ and the seemingly dead will dance again. 

“I thought ‘Anastasis’ was a good title given our reunion,” explains Brendan Perry, who, with Lisa Gerrard, formed the band in Melbourne, Australia in 1981, releasing seven studio albums, and one live album, before going their own ways after 1996’s ‘Spiritchaser’. “’Anastasis’ also means ‘in between two stages’,” he adds. “Regeneration comes with the next season.”

‘Anastasis’ is perfectly apt given how the album is an astonishing regeneration of the legendary beauty, power and spellbinding nature of the duo’s unique sound and vision. Age hasn’t withered DCD, not the passing of the years; if anything, the album sounds bolder, stronger, more confident in its vision.. 

A Greek word to represent the album is equally derived from the music’s origins. While Perry can hear echoes of DCD past, “from right across our catalogue,” he reckons the core of Anastasis can be found, “slap bang” in the near-Eastern Mediterranean, from Greece and Turkey across to North Africa. “The music I listen to and research becomes both unconsciously and consciously part of a new project, and for this album, I’ve been fascinated by the classic immutable elements of Greek culture, the depth of their music and their love for song that you don’t get as much in the west; the way they combine philosophy and love songs, and throw a bit of science in there too. I love the eastern influence that comes from being a crossroads between east and west, the kaleidoscopic mosaic of those fused cultures, while the further west you go, the more it’s a mono-cultural society.

Perry says the duo have been talking about another album since Dead Can Dance’s world tour of 2005. But that extensive tour was exhausting, and the incentive was lacking, so it was put on the backburner until calendars could again be synchronised – not so easy since Perry lives in the centre of Ireland (the land of his ancestors), where ‘Anastasis’ was recorded (at Perry’s converted church studio Quivvy) and Gerrard lives in Southern Australia. Once upon a time, they left Melbourne for London, settling many floors up in a council block on the Isle of Dogs, putting whatever pittance they had into their music. 

Signed by 4AD and releasing their first album in 1984, the duo drew rapturous reviews for albums that spanned neo-classical and folk across time and geography, each album selling to a progressively larger audience, the emotional drama of their coming to the attention of the San Francisco ballet, Hermes Perfume and a documentary on Hitler and Stalin; likewise motion pictures such as Heat, The Crossing Guard and Baraka. Gerrard developed her own solo film soundtracks - The Gladiator and The Insider, for example – while Perry worked on solo albums such as 1999’s ‘Eye Of the Hunter’ and 2008’s ‘Ark’. The pair dissolved their physical relationship in the early ‘ 90s but something keeps them together – a bond of deep friendship and musical compatibility and understanding, and so Anastasis is born, and Dead Can Dance regenerated. 


Anastasis

Dead Can Dance - Amnesia (Radio Edit)

A remix I have done recently of an amazing tune composed by Jun Miyake with vocals by Lisa Papineau. All credit goes to the original artist, Jun Miyake. This is simply my own take on the original song.

The original can be listened to either on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EECh0UVsGV8

Or can be purchased from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/here-after-feat.-lisa-papineau/id285168392?i=285168407&uo=4

Jun Miyake - The Here and After (feat. Lisa Papineau) [Mike Goodfellow Remix]

Cise's sodade (square peg remix)

Klaus Schulze   Lisa Gerrard  Liquid Coincidence 2 (Schiller Remix)

Alternative Version: Klaus Schulze - I Loop You Schwindelig . More Versions  : https://klaus-schulze.fandom.com/wiki/I_Loop_You_Schwindelig

Klaus Schulze Vs. Solar Moon - Strong (Contemporary Works 1 - Docking)

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