L'Apocalypse des animaux
Vangelis · 1973
35 min · 7 tracks · electronic · progressive rock · ambient
Ethereal synth landscapes intertwine with organic sounds, evoking nature's beauty and existential wonder.
Why this album works
'L'Apocalypse des animaux' gained acclaim for its innovative use of synthesizers and orchestration, influencing the ambient and electronic music scenes. The album's success helped solidify Vangelis' reputation as a leading composer in film scores and new age music, paving the way for future projects like the score for 'Chariots of Fire.'
- Best for
- dynamic emotional journeys long immersive listening sessions atmospheric background focus
- Context
- Released in 1973, 'L'Apocalypse des animaux' was Vangelis' first major film score, marking a pivotal moment in his transition from the avant-garde to mainstream recognition. Following his earlier work with the band Aphrodite's Child, this album established his signature style of blending electronic sounds with orchestral elements.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Mike Oldfield· Rick Wakeman· Deep Forest
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Apocalypse des animaux - générique Standout 1:28
- 2 La petite fille de la mer Standout 6:00
- 3 Le Singe bleu 7:41
- 4 La mort du loup 3:07
- 5 L’Ours musicien 1:05
- 6 Création du monde Standout 10:07
- 7 La mer recommencée 5:56
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