The Dark Side Of The Moog In 1994, Klaus Schulze was able to look back on a long, successful and highly influential career, but he was also

DURING THE YEARS 1977-1983… …Klaus Schulze recorded some of his more introspective works. Albums like MIRAGE, DUNE, and DIG IT saw a significant change in his style of playing and his

In 1979, Time Actor was the first album that Klaus Schulze released under the pseudonym Richard Wahnfried. The name was both, a reference to Richard Wagner, whom he admired, and to Klaus

Re-issue of Klaus Schulze’s successful “La Vie Electronique series”

“La Vie Electronique” first was published as a strictly limited 50 CD-Box and later it was released in chronological order in

Re-Launch of Klaus Schulze’s successful “La Vie Electronique series (Vol. 1 to 16).

“La Vie Electronique” first was published as a strictly limited 50 CD-Box and later it was released in

Oops – not quite a normal Schulze-Album.

This album is one of Klaus’ sideline ideas, a “Wahnfried” release. And certainly not exactly a genuine and typical “Schulze”, if such a character does exist at

After having made one studio album, and two Live DVDs and albums with Lisa Gerrard, KLAUS SCHULZE thought it was time to give the world back the “pure” KLAUS

Re-Release of the classic Klaus Schulze album “Moondawn”, originally released in 1976

„The album is a dynamic and sometimes explosive expression of the synthesized sound so recognizable as Klaus Schulze. („Trouser Press“/USA, November 1977)

Without

The Dark Side Of The Moog

In 1994, Klaus Schulze was able to look back on a long, successful and highly influential career, but he