Adelbert Von Deyen

ADELBERT VON DEYEN is a relatively obscure electronic artist whose style is very similar to the famed KLAUS SCHULZE, even down to the album covers! Rightfully so, he claims SCHULZE as his main influence. His career lasted from the late Seventies to the early to mid-Eighties. His first album, "Sternzeit," is perhaps his most famous SCHULZE-like release. On later albums, like "Eclipse," there was a definite spacey, Pink Floyd feeling present throughout. On this album, he even decided to incorporate vocals. Today, VON DEYEN no longer records and instead has become a painter.

ADELBERT VON DEYEN is a relatively obscure electronic artist whose style is very similar to the famed KLAUS SCHULZE, even down to the album covers! Rightfully so, he claims SCHULZE as his main influence. His career lasted from the late Seventies to the early to mid-Eighties. His first album, "Sternzeit," is perhaps his most famous SCHULZE-like release. On later albums, like "Eclipse," there was a definite spacey, Pink Floyd feeling present throughout.

On this album, he even decided to incorporate vocals. Today, VON DEYEN no longer records and instead has become a painter. Though Von Deyen is a relatively obscure electronic artist, his music will most likey appeal to fans of the genre (especially TANGERINGE DREAM and SCHULZE). His best album is probably is probably his first. Every Progressive Electronic fan should give at least the first album a listen. (from progarchives.com) User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..