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LUNA AFRICANA

Clara Mondshine

Progressive Electronic


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3.04 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 25% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1981

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Die Drachentrommler (Dragon Drummers) (6:05)
2. Lange Melodie Für Den Countdown (Long Melody Towards Countdown) (5:21)
3. Fischer Des Meeres Der Stille (Fishermen Of The Silent Sea) (4:46)
4. Landung Bei Vollmond (Landing At Full Moon) (3:56)
5. Raga Des Aufgehenden Planeten (Raga Of The Rising Planet) (8:26)
6. Amazonenharfe (Harp Of The Amazons) (4:32)

Line-up / Musicians

- Clara Mondshine / keyboards
- Sloto Olatunye / Melomanica, Sirophon
- Hiriko Mikata / Biwanga, Dragonvoices, Kotondo
- Joe "Dum-Dum" Loevenstone / Mondoboe, Percussion
- Marie de Sevigne & Venus Dupont / Gong

Releases information

Innovative Communication KS 80.009

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CLARA MONDSHINE Luna Africana ratings distribution


3.04
(4 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(25%)
25%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)
0%
Good, but non-essential (50%)
50%
Collectors/fans only (25%)
25%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
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Review by philippe
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3 stars Luna Africana is the first album of Clara Mondshine signed on Klaus Schulze's label "Innovative Communication" (Wahnfried, Software...). With conventional ingredients ever used by Schulze in his kosmsiche synthesised suites, Luna Mondshine draws an imaginative, picturesque spacious adventure through static drones, synth grooves and hypno repetitive abstract pulses. The album starts with textural dark buzzing drone waves. After an haunted-nocturnal introduction, the follow up fails to keep the attention of the listener. It delives floating synth frequences and perpetual drum machine effects. The ambience has a certain charm and can be compared with the synthesized cosmic symphonies of Berlin's electronic pionniers. However It admits more relationships with the lo-fi spacy atmospheric exercices we can hear on Georges Garside, Colin Potter's early tapes. Without surprises, Luna Africana stands as a pleasant musical experience, providing a few sonic magnetic moments. Next to Robert Schröder solo efforts, Clara Mondshine figures Among the best projects published on Innovatice Communication.

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