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Iceland (Part 1)
01:07
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Iceland (Part 2)
09:37
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Iceland (Part 3)
07:44
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Indicatif Radio
01:02
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Short Transition
00:34
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Greenland
08:51
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[Bureau B Subscription 008] [2020.04.17] [4 trs.] [45m18s] Now this is serious stuff. There aren't many albums like this one, so well crafted, with a great equilibrium between two evocative instrumental tracks (1 & 3) and two mesmerizing songs (2 & 4). All works like a charm! Solid and nuanced work, plenty of kosmische beauty and ambient, kraut splendor. Beware with the impressive Himmelfahrten piece, it's very addictive!!! Bravo!
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[Bureau B Subscription 007] [2012.03.09 (2013)] [17 tr.] [57m48s] Wunderland ist wunderbar :-) Such a creative use of samplers! Uplifting music, plenty of light here, imagine Johannes Schmoelling's The Zoo Of Tranquility on an even more carefree fashion. The ideal music for a well deserved coffee break while you're enjoying the 17 travels that this album proposes. A very nice discovery, which contains 5 bonus tracks! I've enjoyed it a lot. Thank you so much!
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What a great piece of music! The first few minutes of the piece I thought this might be an interpretation of Tangerine Dream's "Atem". Quite in the tradition of "Krauttronica" ;-) But it's not; it's a commissioned composition for a Dutch festival in 2021. More info and the concert video can be found on the homepage diewildejagd.com
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