TaboTago Berlin, Germany
TaboTago plays (or rather: quotes) both tracks of Froese and Tangerine Dream from the mid to late 70ies as well as compositions and improvisations of their own, taking the spirit of those creative times past to the present day in an intense and authentic way and very much alive! ... more
TaboTago recommends:
Simulacron, the new album released by the book by Daniel F. Galouye.
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Another stellar release from this long-lived ensemble. Though the King Crimson influence is obvious & that comparison unavoidable, these guys have made many great recordings that can't be categorized as 'mere copies'. The perfect balance of aggressive riffing and serene soundscapes.
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Midori
by Stick Men+ featuring David Cross
supported by 20 fans who also own “Busybodies”
Another addition to the Stick Men recorded legacy . Well up to their usual high standard .
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Elsewhere
by Bernhard Wöstheinrich
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As much an item for the Tangerine Dream nostalgist as TaboTago's Kymatica, but this time Bernard (who is part of TaboTago) intentionally aims on TD's Zeit, their monolithic 1972 album. To keep the form, Elsewhere also consists of 4 long pieces. This music has much more to do with atmosphere than melody or rhythm. Very "kosmisch", very "Berliner Schule"! And, if you own a surround system, definitely go to surroundmusic.one to get the 5.1 version, it's a real treat!
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Focal Point of a Scattered Mind
by Anders Jakobsen
Rippling electronic music full of pointillist blips and crackling rhythms, alternately rhythmic and melodic.
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Birds (in my mind anyway)
by DOC SLEEP
The first LP from nightlife cornerstone Melissa Maristuen, aka Doc Sleep, turns away from the dancefloor and toward the personal.
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