Today's Electronic Music Playlist

[Fimus Tauri]

This has been my favorite Fimus Tauri track since the first time it grabbed my ears.

For the benefit of those who do not know, Teresita is WAY more expert on electronica than I could ever hope to be (and has been a long-distance muse for me on many occasions)

 

[Teresita]

For the benefit of those who do not know, Teresita is WAY more expert on electronica than I could ever hope to be (and has been a long-distance muse for me on many occasions)

And when you get out of gaol we're going to tear that other thread up.

 

[Fimus Tauri]

Coming in a few minutes: ten of my tracks that highlight my (non-ambient) styles and have all received positive reviews. If you have a surround sound option, please turn it on (your ears will thank you; your limbic system will wonder what the hell is wrong with you)

This will be the last time I post my own music other than by request or when I finish an album

 

[Fimus Tauri]

My homage to Sibelius (Symphony 2 era)

Opening Statement
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

By far my most popular piece on Twitter - happy stuff!

Cherry Pie
By Fimus Tauri

 

[oldgringo]

And when you get out of gaol we're going to tear that other thread up.

Cheers, og

 

[Fimus Tauri]

Someone nearby seems to like this one...

Babel
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Teresita]

For my 100th post here on AK I'm going with an excerpt of a Klaus Schulze performance where he sets up an amazing running sequence and leaves the stage (probably to have a cigarette) before coming back to play, which is hilarious, even if it reinforces the stereotype of electronic music being made by simply pushing a button.

 

[Teresita]

Someone nearby seems to like this one...

Babel
By Fimus Tauri

This one features a vocal by FT himself, but I think he fiddled with the frequency a bit. Just a bit.

 

[Fimus Tauri]

For my 100th post here on AK I'm going with an excerpt of a Klaus Schulze performance where he sets up an amazing running sequence and leaves the stage (probably to have a cigarette) before coming back to play, which is hilarious, even if it reinforces the stereotype of electronic music being made by simply pushing a button.

Hard to go wrong with Schulze

 

[Fimus Tauri]

This one features a vocal by FT himself, but I think he fiddled with the frequency a bit. Just a bit.

Just a fifth

 

[Fimus Tauri]

Inspired by a very active AK member (who can be found elsewhere loving Rush and Beethoven's 9th)

Alberta Nights
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Teresita]

Inspired by a very active AK member (who can be found elsewhere loving Rush and Beethoven's 9th)

Alberta Nights
By Fimus Tauri

If forget if this was a pinned post on Twitter or YouTube but it was the first track of yours that I heard. We became acquainted over non-musical topics.

 

[Fimus Tauri]

If forget if this was a pinned post on Twitter or YouTube but it was the first track of yours that I heard. We became acquainted over non-musical topics.

I did not know that. And that suggests this track was not very impressive!

 

[Fimus Tauri]

When I went "baroque" (while looking at an Escher drawing)

Belvedere
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

For some reason this was popular among my colleagues where I used to work...

The Worst Of Me
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

This proved to be very popular on an internet radio station that I will not name

#BoostTheBassForTheDrums

Slow Rapids
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

I once took 30+ tracks and "deconstructed" them to just piano and effects. This is one of the better examples:

Warp 4 (Unplugged)
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

Inspired by Rick Wakeman and his pitch-bender

The Track
By Fimus Tauri

 

[Fimus Tauri]

By a long and somewhat tortuous route, this track is what got me here...
(Fantasia on Chopin's funeral march)

Funeral
By Fimus Tauri