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   Tojazilkree 02.02.2020

   Oct 26,  · In you and Schnitzler released the album "ACON /1", your first (and only) album together after 30 years of the last Kluster album ("Eruption", recorded and released in ). How was to play and record with Conrad Schnitzler again after all these years?
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   Kazrara 04.02.2020

   1,+ album search results for acon 1. Album. Acon /1.
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   Mam 07.02.2020

   Roedelius has written poems in English and German, some of which he recites on his albums. His solo albums are collections of quiet atmospheric piano pieces, including solos "Momenti Felici" (), duos "Pink, Blue and Amber" () or groups of up to four performers "Bastionen Der Liebe - Fortress of Love" ().
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   Badal 29.01.2020

   Acon /1: Captain Trip Records with Conrad Schnitzler: Roedelius - Orgel Solo: Roedelius Musik Introspection: Horizon Music Digital Love: Plag Dich Nicht with Nikos Arvanitis: American Steamboat: Space For Music with Eric Bonerz, Alec Way, David Bickley, Eric Spitzer-Marlyn and Fabio Capanni.
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   Mutaxe 31.01.2020

   Conrad Schnitzler had already established a decent electronic krautrock pedigree prior to this, due to his involvement in the early careers of Kluster/Cluster and Tangerine Dream, but this solo album - its title varying between "Con" and "Ballet Statique" depending on which issue you are looking at - is a striking effort in its own right, offering a progressive electronic soundscape .
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   JoJok 06.02.2020

   In Roedelius worked with Conrad Schnitzler again for the first time since The independently released and excruciatingly rare Acon /1 was the result. Roedelius had been growing substantially in fame since Cluster began touring again in
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   Zologis 07.02.2020

   While that never occurred Schnitzler did collaborate with Hans-Joachim Roedelius for the first time in nearly three decades. The resulting recording, Acon /1, was released by the Japanese label Captain Trip in The style of the album is very reminiscent of Kluster, albeit with modern electronic instrumentation.
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   Yozuru 07.02.2020

   Cluster was a German experimental musical group consisting of Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Dieter Moebius. They recorded albums in a wide variety of styles ranging from experimental music to progressive rock and influenced the development of contemporary popular electronic and ambient music. Cluster was active from until , releasing a total of 15 albums, .