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Fulcrum, the debut recording of Greg Klamt, is a superlative assortment of space songs. The tracks incorporate the synthesized whispering of wind sounds and delicate tinkling of chimes as they merge with Greg's ethereal, digital harmonies. The compositions lead to an aural destination and have a sense of unity and structure lacking in many of the nebulous space musings on the market. Like his music, Greg's outstanding cover art leads us into the starry expanse of the universe. We hear a mystic music, the sound of things never known and are lifted into dreams. ~ MusD
Live Recording
Recorded at Spotted Peccary Studios, Encinitas, California.
Solo performer: Greg Klamt (various instruments).
Additional personnel: Jon Jenkins (keyboards, Udu drums); Paul Lackey (Udu drums). Greg Klamt Fulcrum Songs | 1. | Fulcrum |
| 2. | Flotatio |
| 3. | Wetwalk |
| 4. | Driven |
| 5. | Momentary Mirage |
| 6. | Vale of the Kalandrin |
| 7. | Treading on Thin Air |
| 8. | In the Fullness of Time |
| 9. | Unseen, The |
| 10. | Shadowfall |
| 11. | Perfect Union |
| 12. | Balance |
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