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Fata morgana by Mathias Grassow
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7 tracks | 68 minutes
Released Feb 2007
on Practising nature ( Databloem )
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Subtle drones, tribal rhythms, psychedelic guitars, sequences.
Bio / Background
FATA MORGANA contains all the typical elements of Grassow's music: Subtle drones, tribal rhythms, psychedelic guitars and electronic sequences. A fine album to begin the voyage into his musical spaces.
Mathias Grassow was born in Wiesbaden Germany in 1963. From the start, music has always been a deep passion. He played drums and guitar in the 70's and moved on to keyboards in the early 80's. Mathias became increasingly fascinated with the flexibility and possibility inherent in keyboards and electronics and created experimental electronic music between traditional German and 'New Age' styles. Since the late 80's he has specialized in synthesizer drones and myriad forms of overtone music and explored their effect on the human psyche (similar to the old Indian Nada yoga) by using his voice, tambouras, zithers, flutes, guitars, singing bowls, and some home-built instruments.
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