SILHOUETTES

Most who have any knowledge of electronic music know Klaus Schulze is a living legend. The latest entry into his extensive discography is Silhouettes, which follows the trance inducing blueprint Klaus patented in the early Nineteen seventies. Four lengthy tracks all made on synths. There's some melody to the proceedings, but the main focus is atmosphere. 74 minutes of solid background music that shows the Berlin School still can delight the senses and sweep the cobwebs from your brain. Der Lange Blick Zuruck and Quae Simplex are the most interesting and active tunes of the four, but as a collection this album is delightful.