Computerchemist
 

Biography

computerchemist is the ongoing solo project of Dave Pearson, who lives in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, after moving from the UK in 2008.

Over nearly 30 years Dave's music has been strongly influenced by “classic” Berlin School performers such as Tangerine Dream (mostly from the '72-'86 period) and Klaus Schulze, as well as taking inspiration from newer, more contemporary musicians with a diversity ranging from The Mars Volta to Csaba Vedres.

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Music

Aqual Measure
2009
An album of solid Berlin-school-style jazz-rock, perfecting a blend of raw guitar work and uber-precise sequencer lines. Solid music for now, inspired by then....
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Landform
2008
If you like classic EM sequencing, it's here in liberal doses - his style can remind one of Tangerine Dream but is unique, refreshing and all his own – a real change from the typical EM sound but yet retaining several of its best ingredients.
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atmospheric
2007
Swirling, layered, melodic synthesizer pieces. a fresh, modern interpretation of the classic European Berlin School instrumental electronic sound. "more TD than TD."
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icon one
2007
Computerchemist's second album takes the listener on an epic voyage of synthesizer soundscapes; a fresh, modern interpretation of the classic European Berlin School instrumental electronic sound.
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