Pegase is a French producer (the singer of Mintel Rose) who creates tracks that border electro and shoegaze, kind of like M83 (especially the vox) meets the distorted synth that we all know an love. I guess he is trying to get that heavy distorted sound a la My Bloody Valentine but with synths instead of guitars. I hear some Tangerine Dream in his tracks too. Cheers, Electrorash
Just found this on NickyDigital.com, a fantastic track from Montreal producer/DJ, CFCF. It reminds me Tangerine Dream meets Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” minus the vocals. Limited edition 7″ Vinyl out on Acephale Records
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Kitsuné follows up Digitalism’s Tabloid curated mix by asking Phoenix to craft their own mix of favorite tunes. Any mix that includes Kiss, Elvis Costello & Tangerine Dream’s “Love on a Real Train” is something worth listening to. Out March 23, 2009, just about 2 months short of Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. This mix should hold us all off till then.
Phoenix – Kitsuné Tabloid Tracklist:
1. Kiss – Love Theme From Kiss
2. Dirty Projectors – Rise Above
3. The Red Crayola – Victory Garden
4. The Impressions – I’ve Been Trying
5. Chris Bell – I Am The Cosmos
6. Roxy Music – Pyjamarama
7. The 13th Floor Elevators – I Had To Tell You
8. Elvis Costello & The Attractions – Shipbuilding
9. D’Angelo – Send It On
10. Tangerine Dream – Love On A Real Train
11. Urge Overkill – Stull (Part 1)
12. Lô Borges – Aos Barões
13. Iggy Pop & James Williamson – Master Charge
14. Dennis Wilson – Lady (Falling in Love)
15. Irma Thomas – It’s Raining
16. Ritchie Valens – In A Turkish Town
17. Dusty Springfield – I Think It’s Gonna Rain Today
18. Lou Reed – Street Hassle
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Kiss – Love Theme from Kiss
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Elvis Costello & The Attractions – Shipbuilding
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Tangerine Dream – Love on a Real Train
Bob Rifo proves to everyone that he is a musical genius with this tune. He channels Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder, Tangerine Dream, Ennio Morricone, along with his raw punk rock emotion and crafts an overture that pays tribute to the mysterious CORNELIUS.
Pivot is Warp Records new epic addition to their amazing roster. They sound like and epic battle between Tangerine Dream, Russian Circles, Mogwai and Battles. Epic.
The score for Risky Business is 80s epic synth greatness courtesy of Mr. Edgar Froese & Tangerine Dream. This is Tangerine Dream’s most commercial movie score for they have scored over sixty-five other films as well as released over a hundred albums.
Here is my favorite track off the soundtrack, very Steve Reich:
These are some Tangerine Dream-esque sounding tracks. John Frusciante said that this song is directly influenced by Edgar Froese’s solo album, Epsilon In Malaysian Pale.
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