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Dear Lic0001: Suppose that once upon a time Grassow used/edited original material from Wiese (let's call it version 1). Then, some years later, Weiss also used/edited the same original material from Wiese (version 2). Now, the software you mention just ... See full review

Max volume, no headphones. Let the electronic mayhem blast through your speakers, sterilizing everything in the room, your bone marrow included. Inhale and let be inhaled. Purification. Catharsis. How does silence sound now that it is all over?

His last gem, after this came a flood of meaningless garbage unworthy of the man's calibre, hope he recovers soon.

Your are alone, family far away beyond reach, and are informed that a meteorite is going to crash 2 hours from now and bring the end of life on earth. So this is it, no time for farewells, no time for regrets. Get a cold shower, pray if you will, and for ... See full review

Sedative ambient, shy and discrete even when played at max volume, the soundtrack of your personal sanatorium; you won’t need alcohol with this one, just a glass of water.

This is the quintessence of this remarkable band; epic here, dreamy there, for few initiating, for all exhilarating, a truly milestone ambient/drone album which, like every good wine, gets only better with time. CLASSIC.

Listening to FJERNLYS is like eating honey in the sun.

Truly sublime, even for (the usually very high) echospace standards.

16 long years after their last album, the Kings are back! Mature and yet fresh, from psychedelic rock to industrial electronica and from cabaret folk to sacral drone: this is AIN SOPH muzak! Easily, the album of 2018.

To the best of my knowledge, this is the only CD release containing the actual Stalker soundtrack as heard in the film (and not a rather mediocre re-recorded re-visitation of it as often presented in other editions like this one ... See full review

The main disc is very good, typical Wiese meditative overtones, but the gem here is the mini cd included in the limited version, serene and yet threatening, almost cinematic, it will linger in you for quite some time after the cd is over.

Vincit omnia veritas . . . . . . . .

'But I honestly don't think that Klaus would approve these remastered versions because they sound way too 'mechanical' killing a lot of Klaus' lo-fi magic'.
------ We don't really know whether Klaus Wiese would approve or not, only speculate. But even ... See full review

An essential compilation of rare TROUM 7", presented in a wooden box including photos, map of a labyrinth (after all, Da-Pu-Ri-To-Jo is the linear B for 'Labyrinth') and a bottle with 'magic' earth. I doubt that the earth is 'magic', but the music on the ... See full review

I know of no other 7" containing more beautiful and sublime music, ambient just can not get better than this. If possible, enjoy it staring at waves, it will be quite an experience i promise.

Perhaps the most essential compilation of dark music ever, bringing together TMLHBAC tracks from legendary, rare and limited 7´´ or 10´´ EPs and various collaborations, plus one previously unreleased track. Impossible to select favourite tracks here, all ... See full review

Only true Masters worthy of the name could have created something so immaculate and distilled. And yet, both are almost 30 years in business and they still sound so fresh and inspired and dedicated, how the hell do they do it? Total respect.