The Roswell Incident Ghent, Belgium
The Roswell Incident is a project by the brothers Koen en Jan Buytaert, from Belgium. Their music is inspired by the music from the ‘70s of Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream, the famous Berliner School Style, to which elements of their own have been added. The long pieces are mostly sequencer-based and improvised. ... more
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