Get all 24 MoonSatellite releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 50 Hz (2023), Analog Way (2022), Containement Music : Day 52 (2020), Containment Music (2020), Medusa (2020), Mystery Rituals (2019), 45 (2019), Fragments (2011), and 16 more.
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Mysterious Shaman
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Night Rituals Part 1
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Night Rituals Part 2
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Wolf Spirit
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MoonSatellite Nancy, France
Inspiré par les premiers travaux de Jean-Michel Jarre, l’artiste du nord-est de la France intègre depuis quelques années l’influence de Klaus Schulze. Il bâtit une œuvre qui ravît les amateurs des deux courants. Harmonies élaborées, séquences entrelacées et construites en multiples strates, chants et solos qui s’exposent en extase... ... more
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Greetings Matthew. I am new to your music. I love how you approach TD from a different perspective. I just purchased your album Out The Way We Came In. Exceptional!
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