Description
- Acropoli [9:07]
- Il Tempio della Sibilla [16:03]
- La Grande Cascata [13:09]
- La Grotta delle Sirene [7:46]
80’s Schulze style
Lensflare – La Valle dell Inferno
€ 13,75
Released: 2018 By Synth Music Direct
Available on backorder
Additional information
| Weight | 105 g |
|---|---|
| Medium | CD-R |
| Package | Jewel Case |
Sylvain Lupari –
What!? There are still new musicians who revisit the Berlin School style of the former days? Yep! And on this one, I owe this discovery to my friend Piero (Alluste) who put me in touch with Andrea Lensflare Debbi, an Italian musician who counts already 5 albums inspired by Klaus Schulze and by Tangerine Dream with a suspicion of Baffo Banfi. Nothing less! Possible make something new out of something old? Even if the link of influence is easy to recognize, the music of Lensflare, to say the least on La Valle dell’Inferno, is a mixture of two eras with their very different aromas.
Acropoli” begins with breezes which undulate while whistling. Effects of reverberating drones and more shaded breezes invite each other in this very ambiospherical opening where tinkle some shyly arpeggios which have this shape of suspended carillons and which are watchers of winds. This kind of introduction full of electronic nebulosity decorates the 4 titles of this album. And here