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ARTIST
DYZAN
TITLE
Time Machine & Electric Silence
FORMAT
CD
LABEL
MADE IN GERMANY
CATALOG #
MIG 3432CD
MIG 3432CD
GENRE
ROCK
RELEASE DATE
7/11/2025
"Formed in 1972 as a quintet,
Dzyan
recorded their self-titled debut album after only two months and released it on Aronda, a small Bad Homburg label owned by producer
Günther Müller
. The original line-up, which never performed live, broke up after a few months. Bassist
Reinhard Karwatky
soon formed a trio that took the band's name. Karwatky, guitarist
Eddy Marron
and drummer
Peter Giger
signed a contract with Bacillus/Bellaphon,
Peter Hauke
(
Omega, Nektar, Jeronimo
, etc.) produced and
Dieter Dierks
was the studio engineer. On
Time Machine
(1973), the first album for Bacillus, Dzyan plays virtuoso jazz-rock that occasionally, especially on the 18-minute title track, reminds one of
John McLaughlin
's
Mahavishnu Orchestra
. At the same time, the trio does not lack a certain herbaceous rawness. On their second Bacillus album,
Electric Silence
(1974), the trio celebrates their Kraut-Jazzrock to perfection. In its review of the album, the leading German jazz magazine
Jazz Podium
concluded that
Electric Silence
would establish Dzyan as 'probably the best German band' in the field of jazz rock.
Achim Breiling
of the online magazine
Babyblaue Seiten
said: '
Electric Silence
is certainly one of the strangest, but also one of the most impressive and independent of what has been produced in Germany in the border area between jazz and rock.'"
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