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inSPYRAtion II

InSPYRAtion II is lucky to come after InSPYRAtion. This daring project, initiated within the framework of WorldWideWindow, was held in Berlin on May 8th-10th 2019 connection with Superbooth.

inSPYRAtion I

Wolfram Spyra is a determinant of quality in electronic music. His albums are also the touchstone of all the aesthetics that Spyra adapts to his music.

Requiem

This album offers a gamut of emotions, varying from fragile melodies to Heavy Analogue Sequencing, from sacred moments to vast industrial soundscapes.

Overture

Folk Melodies, street sounds, pulsing rhythms, white singing; unique combination of acoustic instruments with electronics, all this can be all this can be described as progressive FolkTronica style...

SeQuest

Superb album. Dream music with synthesizers and a lot of sequencing / arpeggios. One of my favourites.

ADSR (Remix)

This 25-minute EP (a limited edition of 500 copies) contains the track “ADSR” in four different mixes. Three are by Spyra, the other is done by Ashra’s Steve Baltes.

Virtual Vices V

There isn't a weak track on this album. This is my favorite of the Virtual Vices series. (review jackthetab)

Virtual Vices VI

The jazz-rock feeling in the music became more intensified and received a more “UK” touch. This CD could be called “Return to the Future,” as it is an advanced modern-day take on jazz-rock fusion.

Headphone Concert

First fully featured Live Headphone Concert on the European mainland, recorded summer 2002 featuring Spyra, Jochen Krajewski, Robert Golla, JoMar Gardena and Chris Lang

Achtundsechzig 24

A splendid album where fluid rhythms and flexible permutations are molding in a divine melodious approach

Virtual Vices IV

This is not only their most balanced, but also their best work so far. Both musicians present themselves in a very coordinated dialogue with each other and meet high standards of virtuosity.

Virtual Vices III

After hearing the real audio excerpt on 2350.org, I had high expectations for this album. I'm glad to say I wasn't disappointed.

Virtual Vices II

Pete and Wolfram introduce the Steel Cello with its quite expressive haunting drone sound here... creating a really cool industrial flair.

Virtual Vices I

Just got Virtual Vices, and am very impressed. Kuhlman and Spyra manage to create a loose, jazzy atmosphere without disappearing into noodling hell a la JCIV. (Andrew Ross)

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