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4.0 out of 5 stars
Relevant 80s electronics,
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This review is from: Curiosum (Audio CD)
Cluster has been making challenging and relevant electronic music for forty years from free form proto-industrial (see Kluster)to the glitchy minimal electronics of Qua and the music always has a certain Cluster vibe. Curiosum is interesting because when many Krautrockers had lost the path and gone into new age or main stream rock, Cluster continued to explore a mix of pop and avant garde beats and grooves that sounds timeless. Check out the tracks and if you're a Cluster fan you'll find this album worth buying.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Cluster - 'Curiosum' (Bureau B),
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This review is from: Curiosum (Audio CD)
Originally put out on the Sky Records label in 1981, as this particular Cluster CD is a bit too out-there (at least, for most) but still worth checking out if you sincerely enjoy any of Cluster's other discs. Highlights are easy enough to spot - like the seven-minute "Proantipro", "Tristan In Der Bar" and the eight-minute epic "Ufer" that sounds like an audio acid trip (in a good sense). 'Curiosum' manages to cross-over from weird experimental to unconventional krautrock. You've been forewarned.
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Curiosum by Cluster (Audio CD - 2009)
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