Split Review: Siegmar Fricke / A Thunder Orchestra - Energy is Eternal Delight (2021 Re-Issue)
Picture Credit: Siegmar Fricke / A Thunder Orchestra |
Siegmar Fricke / A Thunder Orchestra - Energy is Eternal Delight (2021 Re-Issue)
Release Date: February 17, 2021
Label: Calax Records
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Length: 70:35
Genre: Synthwave / Ambient / Electronica
Hey there, time travellers! Tokyo's Calax Records are inviting us on a spacey trip to the year 1991. It was the year, Freddie Mercury died, John Lennon released 'Give Peace a Chance', Nirvana coined a new era of Grunge with 'Smells Like Teen Spirit', and Janet Jackson became the first artist to have seven Top 5 tracks from the same album. But apart from Pop and Grunge, there was a legendary and yet rather underground release in the year 1991. By the name "Energy is Eternal Delight", electronic pioneers Siegmar Fricke and A Thunder Orchestra published a tape that is now being re-released on double vinyl, featuring two unreleased tracks.
Picture Credit: Siegmar Fricke |
A- and B-Side: Siegmar Fricke
Length: 39:20
Picture Credit: A Thunder Orchestra |
C- and D-Side: A Thunder Orchestra
Length: 31:15
The other record contains the works contributed by A Thunder Orchestra. This one is a lot deeper and closer to Ambient sound. A Thunder Orchestra creates dark and gloomy atmosphere with synthetic sounds. Muffled themes are decorated with high-pitched leads and spooky samples and choruses. A Thunder Orchestra provides us a with hollow dreamy sonic journey that lead the way for later Darkwave sounds or nightmarish sonic experiences like those created by Edward Ka-Spel or Brother Grimm.
20 years after this legendary and pathbreaking release was first out on cassette tape, we can get it on vinyl. Calax Records have hereby re-issued a milestone of Ambient and Synthwave.
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