Electronic Meditation from Electronic Meditation by Headshock

We were making this track on the day we heard Edgar Froese died. We'd never really considered ourselves a 'Berlin School' band, except perhaps in the wider remit that would also include Cluster, Neu and Can. I think it came about because of the Faderfox SC4 sequencer that was in the studio at the time, which just naturally gravitates towards that kind of thing. Anyway, once it was rigged up to Tim's Jupiter 6, this track just evolved and was mostly completed in one day - I think we added the overdubs the day after, Tim may correct my memory.
So here it is. Once we decided on the title - I hope it's a fitting tribute to the great man - the rest of the album was assembled. Of course, it then took our usual months of pondering time to get it released, partly because we had considered a full CD release. In the end, rather than dither further, we put it out there, or here, rather. There's so much other material in the bag we need to release at least some of it.

Paul Nagle and Tim Rafferty have been making electronic music together since 1997. Headshock have released 2 complete albums and have other archive material and new music in the pipeline.

Their music is progressive, electronic, soundscapes and is in the vein of the early experimental pioneers of electronic music.

headshock.co.uk