For this, his ninth solo album, computerchemist has gone back to guitar and synthesizer, producing 5 new tracks harking back to the strong 70’s influences of Krautrock and Berlin School.
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Review of ‘Volcan Dreams’ in Synth&Sequences (FR/EN)
Sylvain Lupari has been running the Synths&Sequences review site since 2010. This is his first computerchemist album to review, and he gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars! Thanks, Sylvain!
Read moreReview of “Volcan Dreams” on Descubre la Caja de Pandora (Spanish)
José Luis Martínez Arilla runs the Spanish language progressive music review blogsite “Descubre la Caja de Pandora”. Read his review inside.. ¡Muchas gracias, José!
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Volcan Dreams (2019)
For the eighth solo album, it’s back to basics and completely composed and recorded in the analogue domain. Guest appearances from Chris Gill (Band of Rain) and Zsolt Galántai (MAYA, Rusty Gold, Ossian).
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Review of “Volcan Dreams” on EMpulsiv (German)
EMPulsiv is a German music webzine, they’ve just reviewed Volcan Dreams, read more inside!
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Review of “Volcan Dreams” by Jerry Kranitz
Jerry recently reviewed the new Computerchemist album, Volcan Dreams. Here’s what he had to say, cheers, Jerry!
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Volcan Dreams: Pre-Order and Launch Party info
It’s official: computerchemist’s eighth solo album ‘volcan dreams’ will be released on the 10th March, join our launch party special with interview on Bruce Gall’s OWMR netradio show “Atmospheres”!
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Audio Cologne Project gets silver in ARFM “Album of the Year 2013”
Wow! Our debut Audio Cologne Project album “2911.” has come in second place in the highly regarded ARFM Soundscape’s “Album of the Year 2013” poll!
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Signatures I & II in “Best Progressive Rock Album of the Year” top 10
ZARAGOZA, SPAIN – Computerchemist ft. Zsolt Galántai’s debut collaboration “Signatures I.” & “Signatures II.” have just both made it into the top 10 list of the “Best Progressive Rock Albums of 2013” on Portal Esquizofrenia, a prog rock website from Spain!
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needs of the many
A jolly little film about how entire chains of pretty, tranquil, tropical islands in the pacific were turned into uninhabitable radioactive slag for many years to come….
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