Get all 29 Bernd Kistenmacher releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Disintegration (2017), Welcome To The Circus (2016), Dresden 08/89 (1989 / 1999), Compiled Dreams (1997), PARADISE (2014), UTOPIA (2013), Let It Out! (2012), Patterns Of Light (2012), and 21 more.
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Ghosts
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Born From Innocence
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Devastating Destruction
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Raindance
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Distant Danger
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Everlasting Magic
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Belt Of Forests
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Bernd Kistenmacher Berlin, Germany
Electronic Music Artist, Musician, Sound-Designer, Co-Writer
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supported by 28 fans who also own “PARADISE (2014)”
What a wonderful time for fans, more and more remasters. 24bit/96kHz quality sound
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supported by 26 fans who also own “PARADISE (2014)”
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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supported by 26 fans who also own “PARADISE (2014)”
Superb Berlin School. Deadlock is surely inspired by TD's Rubycon. Bring on the next album.
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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Hushed and lovely electronic music from this Washington musician with a stateliness that borders on classical composition.
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Atmospheric downtempo electronica with gauzy, rippling synths laid atop gentle, pillowy rhythms.
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cosmic ground III
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supported by 24 fans who also own “PARADISE (2014)”
I think Cosmic Ground is a exciting band. Old fashioned and with nice vibes and rhytms. But I miss something. Many compare with TD. Maybe, but I lack the crescendo at the end of the songs. It becomes boring when the end lacks a Froeselike guitarsolo. Something is missing, the crescendo is missing, the songs just exit out with no proper end explosion.
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