About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Farscape' was released in 2008, Klaus Schulze had already established himself as a pioneer of electronic and minimalist music since the early 1970s. This album came during a phase of reflection and experimentation in his long career, following works such as 'Kontinuum' (2006) and before 'Big in Japan' (2010), showcasing his continued evolution in sound design and compositional depth.
Why it matters
'Farscape' is notable for its lengthy compositions, which exemplify Schulze's mastery of ambient and minimalist styles, contributing to the wider genre's appeal. The album received positive critical reception, reaffirming Schulze's status within the electronic music community, particularly among fans of expansive sound experiences.
Essential tracks
- "Liquid Coincidence 1" — The opening track sets the tone with its immersive atmosphere and intricate layering, drawing listeners into a world of sonic exploration.
- "Liquid Coincidence 2" — This track expands on themes introduced earlier, featuring a dynamic interplay of textures that showcases Schulze's skillful manipulation of sound.
- "Liquid Coincidence 3" — With its evolving motifs and deepening emotional resonance, this piece encapsulates the essence of Schulze's minimalist philosophy, inviting introspection.
Release Date
July 4, 2008
Artist Origin
Germany
Tracklist
Disc 1
- 1 Liquid Coincidence 1 22:04
- 2 Liquid Coincidence 2 30:58
- 3 Liquid Coincidence 3 25:55
Disc 2
- 1 Liquid Coincidence 4 18:25
- 2 Liquid Coincidence 5 18:54
- 3 Liquid Coincidence 6 24:08
- 4 Liquid Coincidence 7 13:39
