HR164 - Maz Mitrenke - Psychonaut - C46 — 1989
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SIDE ONE:
Psychonaut Childhood’s End The Longest Day |
SIDE TWO:
Cumulus Nemesis Machine Code |
REVIEW by Jerry Kranitz
Maz Mitrenke plays a beautiful blend of New Age, space-ambient, and Berlin school electronica. On most of the tracks we’re treated to sequenced propulsion, astral washes, and meditative melodies. Truly mesmerizing, float away to the heavens stuff. At times I imagined Kitaro or Vangelis joining Tangerine Dream. ‘Cumulus’ is slightly different, being a gently tinkling New Age, almost Folk-like ‘pop’ tune. ‘Nemesis’ is the longest and most intense track, with its hurried sequenced pace, percussive crashes, and simple yet catchy melody. Would make a great soundtrack piece. A lovely set.
Maz Mitrenke plays a beautiful blend of New Age, space-ambient, and Berlin school electronica. On most of the tracks we’re treated to sequenced propulsion, astral washes, and meditative melodies. Truly mesmerizing, float away to the heavens stuff. At times I imagined Kitaro or Vangelis joining Tangerine Dream. ‘Cumulus’ is slightly different, being a gently tinkling New Age, almost Folk-like ‘pop’ tune. ‘Nemesis’ is the longest and most intense track, with its hurried sequenced pace, percussive crashes, and simple yet catchy melody. Would make a great soundtrack piece. A lovely set.