vykr Certainly not TD clones; they have their own personalities and vision. The music is compelling and emotionaly inveigling; listening at 3am conjurs some hair raising dreams -and i'm bald! Favorite track: Lato A (The Euclidean Sea 1).

Ian Black Whether an elaborate hoax or genuine old recordings, it doesn't really matter. excellent music any way you look at it (or listen to it).
What's not to like?

IVO BELLONE It feels raw and organic, yet incredibly fragile. There’s nothing unnecessary here — every sound has a purpose. It slowly unfolds without you quite noticing, and by the time it reaches the final section, that melody just hits you. It’s desolate, deeply sad in a very honest way, and it throws you off balance because it doesn’t try to soften the blow. No grand gestures, no easy drama — it simply opens up and then fades away, leaving you sitting there in silence

Jody B. These are two absolutely magnificent ambient soundscapes that are tinged with 1970's analog nostalgia. Can't wait to listen to more! Favorite track: Lato A (Sequence 1).

IVO BELLONE Amazing that three twenty-year-olds created this in 1973. Sequence consists of two long electronic pieces with dense, immersive atmospheres, featuring passages that recall Wendy Carlos. Every sound conveys tension, calm, and fascination. A visionary work showing complete mastery of textures and timbres for their age. Favorite track: Lato A (Sequence 1).

Jody B. Wonderful album, highly recommended for fans of Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze. Favorite track: Turn off the lights.

IVO BELLONE "Magnificent album! 1977 is the year electronic music stopped being 'vacuum cleaner noise' and became the pulse of modernity."
​Listening to this concert in a Gothic building like Escola Massana (a former hospital) is pure magic.
​Enjoy and feel like Barcelonauts. Favorite track: Barcelonauts (Part 2).