A listing of obscure progressive rock (and related) albums that have yet to be reissued on CD legitimately
Sunday, October 30, 2011
News: Aztec working on Steven Maxwell von Braund album
This morning I wandered over to the website of Australia's Aztec Music, and saw that they are "currently working on" Steven Maxwell von Braund's (Cybotron) solo album. Excellent news for those of us who like pioneering Berlin School styled electronics. Here's our review.
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2 comments:
Hi Tom,
seems this got finally released by Aztec as CD:
http://www.aztecrecords.com.au/collections/aztec-music/products/avscd066
in addition Dual Planet has re-released the pre-first Cybotron (SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE TOTAL THEATRE) CD/LP and the Braund on LP:
http://dual-planet.com/
Many greetings!
Achim
Very interesting, Achim! I didn't even realize Aztec was still around, and I thought they were absorbed by Sandman. I was checking Sandman's website infrequently, but it didn't appear they were much interested in progressive related items. Well then, I have work to do...
Thanks for letting me know!
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