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American Astro Monkey Project London, UK
American Astro Monkey Project presents the electronic compositions of Steve Godwin. Based in London he is still inspired by
the original 1970s electronica artists Jean-Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream & UK's John Foxx & Gary Numan. Analogue synthesis still remains a wondrous world of sound exploration. Steve invites you here to come exploring with him.
Let's monkey around with sound!
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Dr Li's Science Experiments
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Deeper experimentation by The Soviet Space Dog Project, with so many characteristics of those 70's pioneer electronica artists.
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Modular Pieces
by The Soviet Space Dog Project
A 50th release for the Space Dog. Lots of great sequences. Favourite track Modular Piece No.5 for the Minimoog.
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Tone - A Tribute to Tony Sawford
by Various Contributing Artists
A compilation album featuring some great tracks. All in tribute to Tony Sawford, who humbly supported many electronic musicians through the decades.
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Morphogenic Waves
by The Soviet Space Dog Project
supported by 36 fans who also own “Mellifluous Unum”
One of the best Berlin School/EM albums I’ve heard in years. The concept of long-form space music and ambient meditations too often feels like the indulgence of lazy artists who can’t be bothered to edit their material. (Klaus Schulze, whose name has become synonymous with extremely long tracks, actually released only a fraction of the music he produced.) However they were brought to completion, the two long tracks here are focused and feel fully realized.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 29, 2019
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