Mihaly Tamas - "Szintetizátor-Varázs" (1983) - Start
Hello barátok,
Hungarian synth wizard, Mihaly Tamas, goes full Clockwork Orange on this Import LP from 1983. (Thanks Zsolti!)
Side One is a selection of pieces by Liszt and Side Two is dedicated to pieces by Wagner.
Like a cross between Wendy Carlos & Giorgio Moroder, its proggy and weird with hints of pop and disco. A very fun listen though probably not the best record to put on if you're trying to impress the ladies on a dark & stormy Saturday night. (my bad!)
Not much is known about Mihaly here in the States (we do know he was in an early 80's Hungarian new wave band called "Omega"), but we'd definitely be down to hear some more of his stuff especially if he's done any soundtrack work.
RATING: 4 disappointing sets of blue balls on a Saturday night out of 5
Side One is a selection of pieces by Liszt and Side Two is dedicated to pieces by Wagner.
Like a cross between Wendy Carlos & Giorgio Moroder, its proggy and weird with hints of pop and disco. A very fun listen though probably not the best record to put on if you're trying to impress the ladies on a dark & stormy Saturday night. (my bad!)
Not much is known about Mihaly here in the States (we do know he was in an early 80's Hungarian new wave band called "Omega"), but we'd definitely be down to hear some more of his stuff especially if he's done any soundtrack work.
RATING: 4 disappointing sets of blue balls on a Saturday night out of 5
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