Neuronium
Neuronium is a Spanish electronic music group created by Michel Huygen in 1976. The official biography claims Quasar 2C361 (1977) to be the first cosmic music album recorded in Spain. Over 40 albums have been released under the Neuronium/Michel Huygen label.
History
For a brief time after its founding, Neuronium was a quintet, composed of a percussionist, bassist, guitarist and two synthetists. The guitarist (Albert Giménez) and both synthesists (Michel Huygen and Carlos Guirao, who also play guitars) recorded Quasar 2C361, in 1978, under the label EMI-Harvest. In 1978 Neuronium's second album Vuelo Químico inspired by the lyrics of Edgar Allan Poe was released, with the participation of singer Nico, famous for her work with The Velvet Underground, followed by the departure of Albert Giménez.
In 1980 Neuronium released "Digital Dream" under their own label, Neuronium Records, with the collaboration of guitarist Santi Picó. Musician and producer Klaus Schulze made a remix of the album free of charge, but Neuronium chose to release their own mix of the album because of the legal restraints.
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ALBUMS
- Nihilophobia released: 2008
- Synapsia released: 2006
- Mystykatea released: 2005
- Caldea Music released: 2000
- Best Of Neuronium released: 1991
- Numerica released: 1990
- Chromium Echoes released: 1989
- Supranatural released: 1987
- Invisible Views released: 1983
- The Visitor released: 1981
- Digital Dream released: 1980
- Vuelo Quimico released: 1978
- Quasar 2C361 released: 1977
- HYDRO released:
