CYBORG

This is a very rewarding albums once you decide to invest some effort into it! This can probably be said about all of Klaus Schulze's great albums but the fact remains that Cyborg sounds nothing like Klaus Schulze's later releases like X and Moondawn, instead it loosely reminds me of Brian Eno's early ambient experiments!

With that being said this double-album does in fact hint somewhat of Schulze's later masterpiece Mirage but that album is way more electronic and doesn't have the organic flow that is so prominent on Cyborg. Each of these four compositions have their own unique identities which might at first not seem as such but give this album some time to settle down and a whole story will unfold in front of you!

There is really not much more to say about this release, especially since I don't want to give away any spoilers, except for a slight word of warning to keep the volume low during your first spin since some of the sound effects might catch you off guard!

***** star songs: Synphära (22:49)

**** star songs: Conphära (25:52) Chromengel (23:49) Neuronengesang (24:57)