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High Altitude
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Baumgartner's Jump
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Intensify
03:39
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Apparent Magnitude
06:08
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Event Horizon
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Feedback from the Edge
03:39
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Electronic Excursion
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Obscured by Doubts
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From Orbit to Orbit
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Escape Velocity
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obscure wave music De Panne, Belgium
Raised on Yes, ELP, Genesis, Pink Floyd and later Pat Metheny, but also classical music. Passionate about synthesizers after being influenced by Klaus Schulze, Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream. Aiming to make natural feeling, human synthesizer music. You'll find cool, non-aggressive music with jazzy touches, often based on repetitive sequences and with a lot of attention to details. ... more
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