Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Vangelis,<\/em> he began releasing music in 1982. In the past 41 years, he released over 200 albums, thus averaging almost five titles every year (!).<\/p>\nHis early inspiration may be rooted in the 70s electronic music scene, but he soon developed a personal style that is immediately recognizable. His musical language is completely independent of all the different currents in contemporary ambient \u2013 like a beacon in a rough sea.<\/p>\n
It seems Roach <\/em><\/strong>can draw his inspiration from an inexhaustible source: Sanctuary Of Desire<\/em><\/strong> is a 2CD album with no less than 2.5 hours of music.
In the nine tracks, varying in length from 7:20 to 31:21, he \u2018explores a realm of suspended tranquility, sustained reflection, and emotional resonance\u2019.<\/em> <\/p>\nThe first CD offers music drifting as if on a calm ocean, surrounding you like a warm blanket, for moments of peace in a world in turmoil. The second CD is more energetic, based on the restless sequencer loop patterns that directly link back to the original \u2018Berlin School\u2019 type of music.
As Roach<\/em> <\/strong>describes it himself: \u2018from this moment of repose that Joan Halifax calls \u2018the fertile darkness\u2019, comes the music on the second disc. The internal becomes action<\/em>\u2018.<\/p>\nOh\u2026 and I forgot to mention that the digital download of this 153-minute album is offered as name-your-price! <\/p>\n
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