SPYRA FAX SUBLABEL CD COLLECTION

Wolfram DER Spyra's solo albums from Pete Namlook's Fax Records sub-label, ripped straight from CD. I have not seen this collection yet offered on the net...

1) Spyra - Phonehead - PS 08/86
Release Date: 3 March 1997
Limitation: 1000

7 Homes & 8 Spyrits Part I 8.56
VCM 100F 10.22
Ocean 9.44
Level, Voice 11.08
VCF CS20 5.04
7 Homes & 8 Spyrits Part II 9.13
Omega est Alpha 14.47
Hommage a Satie 3.13

2) Spyra - Sferics - PS 08/91
Release Date: 18 May 1998
Limitation: 2000

Mechanic Piano 3.06
Sferics 7.35
Interzen 11.59
10-12 Meters 10.45
Gentle Machines 11.59
Crossing the Channel 16.06
Vinyl vs Cards 9.17
V.C. Piano 3.10

3) Spyra - Etherlands - PS 08/93
Release Date: 8 February 1999
Limitation: 2000

The Synthesizer Experience 4.42
Radio Noordzee 6.04
Monotonous Stereo Part I 7.27
Birds on the Wire 8.22
Six Miles South of Hastings 7.45
Monotonous Stereo Part II 12.48
Etherlands Part I 12.16
Etherlands Part II 11.56
Mellotron Etude 2.33

4) Spyra - Invisible Fields - PS 08/98
Release Date: 19 January 2003
Limitation: 2000

Test Transmission 4.20
Entropy is Just... 8.54
...a Seven Letter Word 9.27
Three Players in an Artifical Landscape 2.44
XyloCity Part I 10.54
XyloCity Part II 9.50
Bath 23.57
Temporarily Not Available 3.54

5) Spyra - Orphan Waves - PS 08/109
Release Date: 17 March 2006
Limitation: 1000

Aerial 8.10
Kingoldrum 9.56
PsychoCity 11.01
XyloCity Part III 8.25
XyloCity Part IV 10.58
Orphan Waves 4.40
Sferix Remix 8.52


...From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:

"Wolfram Spyra (born 12 December 1964) is a German composer of ambient music.

Spyra was born in Eschwege. He began his career in the early 1990s constructing 'soundscapes' and installations around Germany. He has collaborated with a wide range of visual artists, musicians, producers and DJs. He has released several albums, starting in 1995 with Homelistening Is Killing Clubs. Spyra's focus is on instrumental electronic music, seamlessly blending interesting samples, synthesizers, percussion and other elements together in unique ways. While sometimes experimental, most of his music has a certain accessibility in terms of the rhythmic and melodic components. Though frequently associated with the retro or Berlin School sound pioneered by Klaus Schulze and others, he uses modern ambient electronica elements extensively, creating his own rich sound that defies easy categorization."