Mirage
Klaus Schulze · 1977
77 min · 3 tracks · minimalist music
Ethereal synth landscapes intertwine with pulsating rhythms, creating a meditative soundscape that transcends time.
Mirage is an album by Klaus Schulze, released in 1977. Ethereal synth landscapes intertwine with pulsating rhythms, creating a meditative soundscape that transcends time. 'Mirage' is notable for its innovative use of synthesizers, influencing the development of electronic music. Its tracks received critical acclaim, contributing to Schulze's lasting impact on ambient and electronic artists in subsequent decades. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mirage sound like?
Ethereal synth landscapes intertwine with pulsating rhythms, creating a meditative soundscape that transcends time. Rooted in minimalist music.
What makes Mirage by Klaus Schulze notable?
'Mirage' is notable for its innovative use of synthesizers, influencing the development of electronic music. Its tracks received critical acclaim, contributing to Schulze's lasting impact on ambient and electronic artists in subsequent decades. Released in early 1977, 'Mirage' was Klaus Schulze's fourth studio album and marked a significant point in his exploration of electronic music. Following the success of 'Moondawn', this album further solidified his reputation as a pioneer in the minimalist and ambient genres, showcasing his evolving production techniques and compositional depth.
How many songs are on Mirage?
Mirage has 3 tracks, running approximately 77 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Velvet Voyage Standout 28:16
- 2 Crystal Lake Standout 29:15
- 3 In cosa crede chi non crede? Standout 19:39
Release Date
January 1, 1977
Artist Origin
Germany
Runtime
77 min 10 sec
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