If anyone on here is a fan of the work of extremely underated electronic pioneer Thomas Leer, who produced such classic albums as 'Contradictions' and 'The Scale of Ten' during the 80s and was one half of excellent ZTT 'supergroup' Act with Claudia Brucken (Propaganda). Thomas has a new collection of music available to download on his 'Future Historic' website.
http://www.thomasleer.co.uk/
Also worth checking out are the couple of free downloads which show his dexterity both with vocals and complex rhythms.
The new collection 'From Sci- Fi to Barfly' does exactly what it says on the tin, a range of inspired compositions highlighting his versitility as a musician.
GJH
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Thomas Leer
by GJH » Tue Apr 29, 2008 6:31 pm
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