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Popol Vuh - Affenstunde (Vinyl)
Popol Vuh - Affenstunde (Vinyl)
Artist: Popol Vuh
Music Genre: Ambient, Electronic
- Label
- Esoteric Recordings
- Cat No
- ECLECLP2946
- Released
- 2026
- Pressing
- UK
- Styles
- Minimal, Ambient, Krautrock
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| Artist | Popol Vuh |
|---|---|
| Format | Vinyl |
| Label | Esoteric Recordings |
| Catalogue no. | ECLECLP2946 |
| Genre | Ambient and Electronic |
| Released | 31 July 2026 |
| Barcode | 5013929474673 |
Popol Vuh — Affenstunde
Format: Vinyl • Label: Esoteric Recordings (ECLECLP2946) • Released: 2026 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Minimal, Ambient, Krautrock
Tracklist:
A1. Dream Part 4
A2. Dream Part 5
A3. Dream Part 49
B. Affenstunde
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
Pioneers of the electronic Krautrock scene, Popol Vuh were the brainchild of Florian Fricke (1944-2001).
The first album "Affenstunde" (1970) is an early jaunt into electronic music with its massive use of the Moog synthesizer as well as added percussion. "In Den Gärten Pharaos" (1971) experimented with a fusion between electronic and organ sounds, creating an intense, almost religious ambient music.
From "Hosianna Mantra" (1972) on, Popol Vuh abandoned the electronic medium to develop a personal avant-garde progressive rock music.
The first album "Affenstunde" (1970) is an early jaunt into electronic music with its massive use of the Moog synthesizer as well as added percussion. "In Den Gärten Pharaos" (1971) experimented with a fusion between electronic and organ sounds, creating an intense, almost religious ambient music.
From "Hosianna Mantra" (1972) on, Popol Vuh abandoned the electronic medium to develop a personal avant-garde progressive rock music.
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