Richard Pinhas - IcelandRichard Pinhas' album Iceland was first released in 1979 and is his third solo work, also the first after the split from Heldon. This album seems like a long, inward looking journey and is like a kind of counter point to the expansive sci fi worlds and the bombastic prog of Heldon; on Iceland you will find long, sublime tracks next to short, rougher sketches. Echo guitars, rhythm machines and the washed out warmth of analog synthesizer sounds create a

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is not as generally well-known as its predecessors for a number of reasons

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masterly acoustic musicianship and a matrix of haunted electronics that makes this album perfectly at home in the world of Ghost Box records

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