Музыка и песни Majeure / Majeure

Since he began moonlighting from his main gig as one-half of sci-fi prog powerhouse ZOMBI, multi-instrumentalist A.E. Paterra has become increasingly renowned as the mastermind behind MAJEURE. Following the assured debut epic, "Timespan", his second album, "Solar Maximum", delivered on the promise of a retro-futurist ambient synth-rock masterpiece. "Romance Language" continues this journey with two sprawling, side-long tracks that marry the sci-fi disco of "Timespan" with the celestial Mars-scapes of "Solar Maximum". It is both a nod to MAJEURE's prior accomplishments, and a peek into his sunspot-bright future - fitting for an artist whose entire career has been devoted to fluidly melding the past and the future to create a transcendent present. Style: Synth-Rock

MAJEURE is the alter ego of ZOMBI drummer A.E. Paterra, and Timespan is its debut release. Taking the term 'full-length' quite literally, the album is made up of three epic side-long journeys through time and space. Merging the darkness of VANGELIS' Blade Style: Electronica

Style: Rock

Style: Rock

Multi-instrumentalist and sci-fi prog-rock explorer A.E. Paterra returns with his second proper fulllength as Majeure. Following closely on the heels of his beloved but scarcely limited split album with fellow Zombi cohort Steve Moore, Solar Maximum expands on the cinematic, atmospheric vision alluded by his 2010 debut album, Timespan. Once again composing, performing, and producing the entire album, Paterra broadens the Majeure cosmos with an increased focus on moody synths and an almost inhuman level of patience in the payoff. Drawing influence from 70s celestial film scores, ambient krautrock, and dexterous vintage prog-rock, Solar Maximum trades in the cosmic disco of Timespan for a more spacious and ominous feel that lives up to its ambiguously ambitious title. Style: Prog Rock

Multi-instrumentalist and sci-fi prog-rock explorer A.E. Paterra returns with his second proper fulllength as Majeure. Following closely on the heels of his beloved but scarcely limited split album with fellow Zombi cohort Steve Moore, Solar Maximum expands on the cinematic, atmospheric vision alluded by his 2010 debut album, Timespan. Once again composing, performing, and producing the entire album, Paterra broadens the Majeure cosmos with an increased focus on moody synths and an almost inhuman level of patience in the payoff. Drawing influence from 70s celestial film scores, ambient krautrock, and dexterous vintage prog-rock, Solar Maximum trades in the cosmic disco of Timespan for a more spacious and ominous feel that lives up to its ambiguously ambitious title. Style: Prog Rock