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Sine Wave
cosmic & experimental, electronics, Mellotron, guitars, etc.

releases...
1. Sine Wave 1
2. Sine Wave 2
3. Zeitmaschine

from https://www.planetmellotron.com/revs10.htm...

 

Dave Eveson lives in Streetly, Birmingham, the original home of the Mellotron, so it's quite fitting that his solo electronic project, Sine Wave, should feature his M400. He debuted with 2008's low-fi Sine Wave 1, recorded over the preceding four years, an unusual combination of grimy guitar work and meditative keyboards, probably at its best on twenty-three-minute closer In The Realm Of Supernatural Possibilities. Mellotronically speaking, opener Horizons Edge is a brief string section solo, with more of the same on Decaying Universe, Symmetry Of Mirrors is a strings improv, Count Saint-Germain and The Ouija Board layer strings over guitars and In The Realm Of Supernatural Possibilities kicks off with more of that string section, although the bulk of its length is Mellotron-free.

   Two years on, Sine Wave 2 has a more professional, if still clearly home-recorded sound, highlights including The Singing Ringing Tree (presumably named for the 1957 East German children's film, based on one of Grimm's grim fairy tales) and sequencer piece Ice Train [Zuruck Nach Deutschland]. Less Mellotron this time round, although the album opens with a two-minute piece for flutes and synth, She, with a full-on string section appearing halfway through Ice Train and wobbly flutes and more string section on closer Infinite Desire. ...

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Forever
Infinite Desire
The Ouija Board
Realm Of Supernatural Possibilities

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