Epsilon In Malaysian Pale

Tangerine Dream founder Edgar Froese recorded these two movements during a period of convalescence. The music functions as a slow exploration rather than a standard composition, relying on drifting melodies and synthesizers.

Issued in 1975, the record serves as a core example of the Berlin School style. Its expansive, deep production reflects the era's focus on space-age textures and experimental designs associated with the Virgin Records label.