Jonas Munk: "Orca" by elparaisorecords published on 2015-01-31T12:04:03Z Opening track from Jonas Munk's "Pan" album, released in 2012. The album is being reissued on vinyl March 2nd, 2015! Orders from www.elparaisorecords.com include downloadcard and artprint. Preorder: http://www.elparaisorecords.com/content/jonas-munk-pan-lp Bundle (including Jonas Munk's new record + two artprints): http://www.elparaisorecords.com/product/jonas-munk-lp-bundle-preorder -------------------------------------------------------- Info: "Pan simultaneously betrays Jonas Munk's connections to the European stoner-rock community and the world of electronic ambient music – this album combines ideas from both worlds, while the result really doesn't belong in neither of them. With Pan's motoric analog synthesizer patterns and its warm, fuzzy drones the influence from 1970's German synthesizer- and new age music, such as early Kraftwerk, Ashra and Popol Vuh, is apparent from the first note. But there's also definite traits of American styles running through this album – from the flowing optimism of Alice Coltrane and Terry Riley to the modern-day psychedelia of Comets on Fire and Bardo Pond. While large parts of Pan has been programmed on electronic equipment there's a jam-like quality emanating from album's seven tracks. The album reflects the idea of giving up rationality and control with the purpose of letting the music flow towards it own ends. The compositional ideas are incredibly simple while still carrying a certain depth. Soundwise Pan is all about analog machines, 30+ year old synthesizers, detuned guitars and heavily cranked vacuum tube amplifiers weaving together in fuzzy, pulsating glory." Genre Kosmische Comment by SeniorBeatBox sweet :) 2016-04-27T16:40:03Z Comment by formantjim Neu's Finest! 2016-01-31T00:31:04Z Comment by EDDO cool 2015-02-10T18:30:23Z Comment by Masaki Uchida ^^ 2015-02-01T04:05:24Z