Peter Frohmader - Ritual mp3

Performer: Peter Frohmader
Title: Ritual
Country: Sweden
Catalog Number: MRC 001
Label: Multimood Records
Released: 1986
Style: Modern Classical, Ambient
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 622

Peter Frohmader Sweden Multimood Records Modern Classical Ambient 1986

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Tracklist

1	Nightm:are	2:50
2	Trance	5:04
3	Ecstasy	11:17
4	Arrival	5:19
5	Magic	3:50
6	Departure	5:38
7	Firmament	5:29
8	Monolith	5:39

Credits

Alto Saxophone – Stefan Plett (tracks: B2, B3)
Composed By, Producer, Engineer, Cover, Performer – Peter Frohmader
Lacquer Cut By – PD
Violin – Stephan Manus (tracks: A1, A4)

Notes

Recorded at Nekropolis Studio, Munich 1985

This LP was reissued on CD as part of CD2 in the Homunculus/Ritual 2CD set

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): MRC 001 A PD-CR LP
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): MRC 001 B PD-CR LP
Rights Society: GEMA

Companies

Recorded At – Nekropolis Studio
Lacquer Cut At – Cutting Room

Album

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Reviews (1)

Tekasa

Peter's latest release is quite different to any of his previous albums, almost entirely electronic and quite forcibly rhythmic. The style leans towards that of Asmus Tietchens and occasionally towards The Residents (instrumental style circa MARK OF THE MOLE), the rhythms being like 'Ritual' dances with lots of synths and electronic effects.Of the 8 cuts on this album, my favourites are Monolith with its surging rhythm (very good use of rhythm composer and electronic drums), and excellent violin solo from Stephan Manus, and Ecstasy which is so much like Asmus Tietchens at his rhythmic best, a bolero like rhythm which runs full throttle, intensifying and becoming more complex as it progresses, a very emotional piece which displays the mood of the title quite aptly.Overall, it's a far more accessible album than most of his previous releases, and is recommended for those who like rhythmic synth music with a difference, not extremely weird, nor commercial.
by Alan & Steve Freeman, first published in Audion 1 (1986)