Zeitgeist – Tasteless Pointless Significant!
Free Music | Progressive, Zenonesque | July 4, 2015 | Released by Glitchy.Tonic.Records | Posted by Basilisk
02 - Zeitenwandler (132 BPM)
03 - Leichtgewicht (133 BPM)
04 - Suppenkasper (130 BPM)
05 - Schmierlappen (131 BPM)
06 - Klingentanz (133 BPM)
07 - Kantenbeisser (130 BPM)
08 - Schnabeltasse (130 BPM)
Three years after the last album, Quantum Weirdness, Zeitgeist comes up with yet another album on Glitchy.Tonic.Records to part the seas: Tasteless Pointless Significant! This release is yet another step in Zeitgeist’s musical evolution, adeptly demonstrating that progressive trance has so much more to offer than the standardized schemata. With a nod toward the real-world roots of all music producer Robert Hundt recorded original guitar pieces and drum samples to add an unconventionally organic flair to an album loaded with deep funky grooves. This free version contains eight songs but you can download an additional bonus track if you support it on Bandcamp. Mastering by Anti-Logic, Berlin, with artwork by Robert Hundt.
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[audio:zeitgeist-spargeltarzan.mp3,zeitgeist-zeitenwandler.mp3,zeitgeist-leichtgewicht.mp3,zeitgeist-suppenkasper.mp3,zeitgeist-schmierlappen.mp3,zeitgeist-klingentanz.mp3,zeitgeist-kantenbeisser.mp3,zeitgeist-schnabeltasse.mp3]Related Downloads
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Thank you so much, Basilisk, for your amazing service!
fantastic album, deep and dark but with a sublime musicality and funkiness. Particularly love Suppenkasper, a real banger!
Amazing album! Played Spargeltarzan, Zeitenwandler and Suppenkasper from it recently at Trimurti Festival and got many positive feedbacks!
this is a great
time well spent. big.super
I really really love this. This is deeply creative, surreal, otherworldly sound. There is so much detail. One of my favorites ever. Maybe better for home listening than the dance floor, too much detail would be lost.
5/5
Nice album !