Timewind

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Timewind is a landmark 1975 electronic music album by German composer Klaus Schulze, celebrated for its long-form, atmospheric synthesizer soundscapes and major influence on the Berlin School style.

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Timewind canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf album
electronic music album
studio album
approximateLength approximately 59 minutes
artist Klaus Schulze
associatedMovement Krautrock
chronologyPosition fifth solo album by Klaus Schulze
composer Klaus Schulze
considered landmark of 1970s electronic music
countryOfOrigin Germany
coverArtFeatures surreal landscape imagery
criticalReception widely acclaimed
decade 1970s
followedBy Moondawn
genre Berlin School
ambient
electronic music
hasCultFollowing yes
hasReissue CD reissues with bonus material
hasTrack Bayreuth Return
Wahnfried 1883
influenced Berlin School of electronic music
influenceOn development of ambient and space music
inspiredBy Richard Wagner
instrumentation Mellotron
analog synthesizers
organ
sequencers
language instrumental
mood cosmic
meditative
notableFor long-form atmospheric synthesizer pieces
use of sequencers and analog synthesizers
originalFormat vinyl LP
performer Klaus Schulze
precededBy Picture Music
producer Klaus Schulze
recordingTechnique live-in-studio improvisation with overdubs
recordLabel Brain Records
Island Records
releaseDate 1975
style long-form synthesizer soundscapes
tempoCharacteristics slow-evolving
titleAlludesTo time and wind
trackCount 2

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