Blackdance
by Klaus Schulze
- Type: Album
- Released: August 1974
- Label: Brain
- Country: Germany
- Length: 1:13:31
- Community rating: 4.08/5 from 6 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Notably featuring an operatic vocal performance by Ernst Fuchs and utilizing acoustic 12-string guitars alongside synthesizers, Klaus Schulze's third solo album is a uniquely organic electronic masterwork. 'Blackdance' is a profoundly hypnotic, intensely repetitive exploration of progressive electronics, forging a wonderfully mysterious, deeply meditative, and highly surreal space-ambient journey.
Genres
Descriptors: repetitive, progressive, space, long-form, analog
Tracklist
- Ways Of Changes (17:15)
- Some Velvet Phasing (8:23)
- Voices Of Syn (22:38)
- Foreplay (10:32)
- Synthese Have (No) Balls? (14:42)
Credits
- Klaus Schulze - primary artist, mixed by, producer, synthesizer, organ, piano, percussion, trumpet [phase], 12-string acoustic guitar, orchestra, composed by
- Ernst Walter Siemon - bass vocals [bass voice]
- Urs Amann - cover [cover-pictures]
- Helly Pohl - engineer [toning]