La Vie Electronique 1.2 dives deep into Klaus Schulze’s early 1970s explorations, offering sprawling, raw, and often hypnotic material that predates or parallels his official albums. It’s a fascinating document of a prolific mind tinkering with form, rhythm, and machinery during the early days of modern electronic music. The sound quality of this release is stunning and unexpectedly rich considering much here was intended as demos or abstracts.
2018 US pressing on One-Way Static Records.
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