Electronic Sheep by Level Pi

Electronic Sheep is the second album from Uwe Cremer, aka Level π, based in Cologne, Germany. His first album Entrance was released on the "Garden of Delights" label in 2006. With its long guitar solos, it can appear on first listening to be set mostly in the Floydian cosmos. But then, at the same time, there are many echoes of 70's electronic music, centred firmly around those who hail from the Berlin school genre. On Electronic Sheep, his new album, Cremer follows this road to the end: Nearly 80 minutes of electronic music, directly inspired by the old heroes and pioneers of this golden age of electronic music.

Overall, the CD works very much like one of those evenings you could spend, sitting in your favourite armchair, listening to one good synthesizer record after another: You start with Klaus Schulze, go on with Jean Michel Jarre, then you listen to Cluster, Tangerine Dream ... . Electronic Sheep is a veritable tribute to Cremer's various idols of this time. So, if you feel reminded of the big names of 70's electronic music, you are absolutely right - this is how it was, this is how it should be.

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LEVEL π is the German musician Uwe Cremer (born in 1965), whose musical style reaches from Krautrock/electronic /experimental music to post punk and romantic goth rock. His music has been compared by various reviewers to work from Klaus Schulze, and to Pink Floyd among others. Cremer lives in Cologne, Germany.

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