Cyborg

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Cyborg is a 1973 electronic music album by German composer Klaus Schulze, known for its expansive, experimental soundscapes that helped define early ambient and space music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Klaus Schulze
composer Klaus Schulze
countryOfOrigin Germany
followedBy Picture Music
format double album
genre ambient music
electronic music
experimental music
space music
hasCoverArtBy Roland Verheyen
hasSubgenreCharacteristic long-form compositions
minimal melodic development
slowly evolving textures
hasTrack Chromengel
Conphära
Neuronengesang
Synphära
hasType solo album
influencedGenre ambient music
drone music
space music
language instrumental
lengthApproximate over 90 minutes
mainInstrumentation electronic keyboards
orchestral recordings manipulation
tape effects
movement Krautrock-related electronic music
notableFor early ambient music style
expansive soundscapes
space music aesthetics
use of electronic organs and processing
numberOfDiscs 2
originalMedium vinyl record
partOf Klaus Schulze discography
performer Klaus Schulze
precededBy Irrlicht
producer Klaus Schulze
recordingPeriod early 1970s
recordLabel Ohr
reissuedOn compact disc
digital download
releaseDecade 1970s
releaseYear 1973

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Klaus Schulze notableWork Cyborg