CD Klaus Schulze – Dig It

Experience the Dawn of the Digital Age with an Electronic Pioneer.

Originally released in 1980 and presented here as the sought-after 1985 Brain reissue, Dig It marks a pivotal moment in Klaus Schulze’s legendary career. As one of the first albums to embrace digital synthesis, it serves as a bridge between the analog "Krautrock" foundations of the 1970s and the high-tech explorations of the 1980s.

Unlike the more melodic approach of Jean-Michel Jarre, Dig It delivers a deep sci-fi atmosphere and "cosmic sweeping sounds" that pour liquid light over dark, pulsating drones. Critics have noted the album’s unique blend of syncopated percussion and cinematic scale, even drawing comparisons to the dramatic flair of Orff’s Carmina Burana.

Release Highlights:

• "The Looper Isn't A Hooker": A masterclass in tension, featuring dazzling sequences and deep, dark drones.
• "Weird Caravan": A forward-thinking track noted for its early use of sampled hip-hop style drum loops—a rarity for 1980.
• Significance: A essential chapter for collectors of Berlin School electronic music, industrial ambient, and progressive synthesis.

Add this seminal piece of electronic history to your collection and journey through the shimmering hyperspace of a true synth visionary.