F.D.Project Germany
German musician Frank Dorittke, aka F.D. Project, is originally a guitarist from the Dinslaken-based band
Imagine.
He got
interested in electronic music around 1991, and became influenced by the music of Tangerine Dream.
The versatile and accessible music of F.D. Project is not that simply to depict as it’s influences range from Tangerine Dream to Mike Oldfield.
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honestly this album takes quite a bit of time and many listening rounds to actually "get into". No doubt it is technically excellent, with more advanced composition elements than earlier records, however it isn't that easily accessible either. Perhaps this is actually a strength as each time you will listen to there will be more details to discover.
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The Vlagtwedde Tapes
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Die "Vlagtwedde Tapes" ist wieder ein hervorragendes Album. Mein Lieblingsstück ist "Vlagtwedde Tape 2" oder doch "Am großen Baum" oder.... Meisterlich, wie die einzelnen Soundschichten zusammengefügt sind, wie Pulsierendes, Sehnsüchtiges und Wohlsein verwoben wurde. Es folgt eine tiefe Verbeugung vor diesen drei großartigen Musikern!!!!!!
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Rough Sentience
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No musical stone is left unturned on this bracing collaborative EP that swings from chillwave to hyperpop, making all stops in between.
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Nefertiti EP
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The new EP from Alexandros Finizio layers prismatic synths and rippling textures in four hypnotic songs.
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Manta Ray (John Derek Bishop Remix)
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This album had to 'grow' on me. At first listen I was a little disappointed. Don't know why, because like all Manakin releases the performance and production are top notch. It just didn't stick. Still, with intervals of several weeks I kept returning to the control room. After a while and quite suddenly it struck home and now I find myself writing a sound advise: Do not ever give up on a Manakin production. Sometimes it may be not love at first ear, but when it hits on you, it hits you hard.
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