Mark Shreeve - Legion (1985)

Related:

Mark Shreeve - Ursa Major (1980)

ARC - Octane (1998)

Driving, uptempo, post-apocalyptic-sci-fi-worthy sounds from synth wizard/OPIUM HUM favorite Mark Shreeve. Much more compact and 'fun' than the stuff I've linked above. Includes a song (with words and everything!) about Randal Flagg, a recurring character from various Stephen King novels, including The Stand.

Track listing:

1. Legion

2. Storm Column

3. Flagg

4. Sybex Factor

5. Domain 7

6. Icon

7. The Stand

8. Legion (Space Mix)

9. Hammer and Cross

The Lord is my shepherd. I shall not want for nothing. He makes me lie down in the green pastures. He greases up my head with oil. He gives me kung-fu in the face of my enemies. Amen.

Also listen to:

Rainbow Serpent - Futuregate (1995)

Arcane - Gather Darkness (1999)

ARC - Octane (1998)

Related:
Mark Shreeve - Ursa Major (1980)
Ian Boddy - Elements of Chance (1981) + Options (1982)
Redshift - Redshift (1996)
Ian Boddy : Markus Reuter : Nigel Mullaney - Triptych (2001)

Spacious, meditative but energetic Berlin school excellence from synth-masters Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve. I ran out of new ways to describe stuff like this years ago, but don't let that trick you into thinking that I'm any less enthusiastic about it.

Track listing:
1. Steam
2. Who Walks Behind You
3. Octane
4. Turn and Face Me
5. Relay

Living in a ritual

You'd also enjoy:

Rainbow Serpent -
Futuregate (1995)

Waveshape -
Zyklus (1995)

Mark Shreeve - Ursa Major (1980)

Related:
Redshift - Redshift (1996)

A mysterious universe of pure, cosmic synth perfection from British musician Mark Shreeve. One of those albums that sounds exactly the way I had hoped it would upon seeing its artwork.

Track listing:
1. High Depths: a. Catacombe
2. High Depths: b. Freedom
3. Standard x 10
4. Ancestral Watch
5. Ursa Major
6. Ursa Minor

After the silence

You'd also like:

Pond -
Planetenwind (1978)

Rolf Trostel -
Inselmusik (1981)