FAUST IV 6/17/1994 portions of "The Song of

portions of "The Song of the Sibyl" are eerily reminiscent of the experimental side of David Bowie's LOW

The past isn't revived on Introducing Karl Blau

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" while closer "The Lonely Deceased" seems to pour gasoline on the fire -- even during an acoustic guitar break in the middle

FAUST IV 6/17/1994 portions of "The Song ofIncludes liner notes by David Ilic. Widely acknowledged as one of Faust's finest works, IV finds these ground breaking German proggies strutting their collective Euro stuff on a collection of songs more varied and lighthearted than their previous releases. Starting off with the genre defining "Krautrock," the band sets up sheets of electronic sound that bounce off each other endlessly, creating a kaleidoscopic feel, while the insistent beat conjures