- ****rock (also
called kosmische Musik,
German for "cosmic music") is a
broad genre of
experimental rock that
developed in West
Germany in the late 1960s...
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prevalent in
dungeon synth are
often attributed to
German kosmische musik artists.
Kosmische musik themes were
largely inspired by
space travel, ****urism...
- "cosmic" sound.
Similar sounds were
pursued in the
early 1970s' West
German kosmische Musik ("cosmic music") scene. Later, the
style was
taken up in the mid-1980s...
- The
Munich Cosmic Circle (German: Kosmikerkreis.
Kosmiker for short) was a
group of
writers and
intellectuals in Munich,
Germany at the turn of the 20th...
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Germany Genres ****rock
space rock
ambient kosmische Years active 1970–1976, 2000–2001
Labels Ohr, Virgin,
Kosmische, King, Cleopatra,
Spalax Past members...
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Although initially in his
musical career,
Fricke had
accepted the
moniker of
kosmische Musik that had been
applied by
critics and
fellow artists to his mostly...
- Moebius,
formed in 1971 and ****ociated with West Germany's ****rock and
kosmische music scenes. Born from the
earlier Berlin-based
group Kluster, they relocated...
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described the
group as "one of the most
legendary in the
entire ****rock/
kosmische scene." In 1997, a
series of
shelved 1976
collaborations between Harmonia...
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German band
Popol Vuh. It was
originally released in 1973 on
record label Kosmische Musik. The
title is the
German name for the Beatitudes, from Christ's...
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tracks overlap. Perlenklänge: The Best of
Popol Vuh (1976) – Ohr / Pilz /
Kosmische Musik compilation Tantric Songs (1981) –
featuring tracks from Die Nacht...
