Showing posts with label Synthesizers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Synthesizers. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Lassigue Bendthaus - Render Audible (US Remixes)

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Lassigue Bendthaus - Render Audible (US Remixes)
Label: KK Records
Country: Belgium
Released: 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Acid, Techno

Tracklisting:
1 Soul Access (Polyacidmorph) (5:59)
2 Polaire (DeStroit) (7:44)
3 Dither (Sharpened) (6:52)
4 Render (US-ID Mix) (7:32)
5 Fiber (U.S. Mix) (6:49)
6 Molecular Trip (4:58)
7 Molecular Modelling (Re-Traced) (9:02)
8 Blossoms (3:09)

Friday, August 3, 2007

Electro Keyboard Orchestra


Electro Keyboard Orchestra - Self-Titled
Label - Columbia
Released - 1975
Style - Jazz, Funk, Analog, Synthesizers, Electronic, Experimental, Lee Library

(from movin-ent)
The Electro Keyboard Orchestra was a Japanese group featuring eight keyboard players, all on Korg synthesizers. Specifically, they're using two early models, the MiniKorg 700S and the MaxiKorg 800DV, twenty of them shared amongst the group. Though there's also a super-tight rhythm section, the songs are obviously dominated by the keys. Among the highlights are a cover of Quincy Jones's "Ironside" theme and a fantastic original, "The Soaring Sea Gull." With so many different synth layers combining to create melodies and bass grooves, we can only imagine how amazing their live show must have been! The most synth players we've recorded simultaneously is a meager six, but we're doing our best to carry on the tradition of heavy analog funk.

Tracklisting = ? (will post later)

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Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Synthesizers Unlimited - Electric Bazaar (1974)


Synthesizers Unlimited - Electric Bazaar (1974, UK, electronic)
Label - N/A [CD/R]
Released - N/A [CD/R]
Style - Analog/Soundtrack/Breakbeats/Funk/Library/Synthesized/Awesome

Synthesizers Unlimited is a project by Anthony King of whom I don't know much. He performed Soul of the city on the album of Gunther Leonhardt (1971) and collaborated with John Matthews on Pots and Sides (1974).
He also made “Lost star” in the seventies, according to Vitalis on Scopia and you can find some work of King and Chris Vander (Magma?) on Workforce - Percussion Unit from 1980.
Connoisseurs can tell from the picture of the cover it is not an original copy. The typography is different. This is from a bootleg cd.

1 Electrik Bazaar
2 Luxury Life Style
3 Maladjusted Moogie
4 Chunnel Boogie
5 Forgotten World
6 Electrostalagtites
7 Electric Storm
8 Sprightly Spirit
9 March of The Elastic Band
10 Main Street - Tibet
11 Toytown Carousel
12 Windswept Rhapsody
13 Funky Dromedary
14 Doctor Ooze
15 Pip-Pip
16 Jet West

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