MP3 Daniel Bloom - Event Horizon

Berlin School Electronic Music from Poland that is both powerful, melodic and experimental sequencer music culminating in a unique style that separates this release from many contemporaries in this Tangerine Dream/Klaus Schulze genre.

7 MP3 Songs in this album (52:05) !
Related styles: Electronic: Electronica, Electronic: Electro, Type: Experimental

People who are interested in Klaus Schulze Ricochet Gathering Tangerine Dream should consider this download.


Details:
Bloomâs musical past is a journey through various sounds. He started as drummer in a punk band, made sound for the Polish Radio Theatre, played keyboard, set up two bands, composed soundtracks for movies and commercials. Capitalising on the experience gained while working in best musical studios, he created his own studio - Two Minutes Elsie Studio. Bloomâs success in each of these projects is the result of his great versatility and natural talent for making simply great music. By profession and out of great passion he is an archaeologist. During his studies, alongside his friends, he dug in the soil in quest for the treasures of the past. Today he deals with music archaeology, though his interest do not go so far in the history. He digs through various styles of the 70-ies and 80-ies and makes new fresh covers of the old hits. He is fascinated by old instruments and so one can recognize Hammondâs organs, classical instruments as well as old analogue synthesizers in his music. He describes his style as electronic Freestyle where elements of jazz mixes and interweaves with electro-kitsch sounds from 20 years ago - It is not playing with different styles - explains Bloom - this music is simply what I like. www.knockknocktalents.com

Review by Micke Ostrich from Progressive Rock Music Examiner June 5, 2010:
Finding new music that begs to be listened to (and, more importantly, enjoyed) in these times can be a rough task. When you've found one, however, the reward is very rewarding. Daniel Bloom is a Polish-based keyboardist and has just released a brand new album (his first CD in 5 years according to Discogs). It's an album that you simply can't put down. The fact that Daniel uses tons of analog synthesizers (Roland TR-505, Roland JP-8000 and Korg Poly-Six, for example) shows off his true intention, which is to take the Berlin School to completely new heights. He's been a fixture of the Ricochet Gatherings crew, having joined them in 2007 and 2008. Sadly, not much else is known about Daniel. Perhaps that's intentional - to let the music do the talking. This is his debut album to be released outside of Poland, but, according to the liner notes, the material was recorded back in 2002 and 2003. Why it's taken this long for this material to be released, only he knows, but the star that is Daniel Bloom has begun to rise - take notice, electronic music fans.