Electric Silence is Dzyan's third Kraut-Rock studio album, first released in 1974.
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| Studio album Dzyan | ||||
| Date of issue | 1974 | |||
| Genre | Kraut-rock , jazz-rock , psychedelic rock , ethnic music | |||
| Duration | 36:57 | |||
| Producers | Peter Hauke | |||
| A country |  Germany | |||
| Label | Bacillus records | |||
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Content
Feature
The third album, Electric Silence was the last and certainly the best in the short history of the group Dzyan . On it, the musicians supplemented with cosmic - Kraut-rock improvisational style with significant influence of ethnic music , special effects and avant-garde experimentation. The sound was enriched by new exotic instruments, such as sitar , saz and tanpura , synthesizers and mellotron , as well as the superstring instrument invented by the musicians themselves, creating a rich springy noise. Dzyan immerses the listener in magnificent instrumental chaos, covering a huge variety of genres, including jazz-rock , space-rock , avant-garde rock and ethnic raga-rock , and psychedelic, mystical and otherworldly overtones give the sound incredible beauty and strangeness.
Recognition
The album ranks 11th in the ranking of the best Kraut-Rock albums of the Progarchives portal (April 2013) [1] .
Song List
- Back To Where We Come - 8:57
- A Day In My Life - 4:03
- The Road Not Taken - 4:54
- Khali - 4:55
- For Earthly Thinking - 9:38
- Electric Silence - 4:30
The composition of musicians
- Peter Giger - drums, percussion
- Reinhard Karvatki - electric bass and double bass, superstring, mellotron, synthesizer
- Eddie Marron - guitars, sitar, saz, tanpura, mellotron, voice
- Reinhard Karvatki - electric bass and double bass, superstring, mellotron, synthesizer
Notes
- Pro Top Prog Rock Music Albums List . The appeal date is May 1, 2013. Archived May 17, 2013.