The Electrosonics was the artist's name under which the 1959 album "The Fascinating World Of Electronic Music By Kid Baltan And Tom Dissevelt" was re-released in 1962 as "Electronic Music". This was the joint-project of Dutch musicians Dick Raaijmakers (a.k.a. Kid Baltan) & Tom Dissevelt. Although the tracks are the same, they appear under different names.
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Orbit Aurora
Sonik Re-Entry
Song of the second moon
Moon Maid
The Visitor From Inner Space
The Ray makers
Pianoforte
Twilight Ozone
The Song of the Second Moon
Twilight Orbit
01 Song of the Second Moon
02 Moon Maid
05 Sonik Re-Entry
04 The Visitor from the Inner Space
08 Pianoforte
06 Orbit Aurora
Sonic Re-Entry
Orbit Aurora ( Electronic music from 1962)
The Visitor from the Inner Space
They Ray Makers
03 The Ray Makers
The Visitor form Inner Space
07 Twilight Ozone
Drifting
Mechanical Motions
Vibration
Song Of The Second Moon (Original Version)
Tape Loop With Rhythm And Bass Patterns (Sound Material For "Song Of The Second Moon")
Short Oscillator Glissandi With Echo, Leading Into Broken Chord Sequence (Sound Material For "Sync
Song of the Sacred Moon
Syncopation
Whirling
Sonik Re Entry
The visitors from the inner space
Orbit Aurora (MP 2011 Master)
Song Of The Second Moon/ "The Deadly Dress" and "The Fortune Teller"
Reversed Chords, Leading Into Melodic Continuation (Sound Material For "Syncopation")
02 Moon Maid 1
08 Pianoforte 1
Orbit Aurora/ "The Man In The Raincoat"
Orbit Auroroa; Twilight Ozone/ Just Inside The Cemetary
Orbit Auro
Intersection (Fantasy for Electronic Sound and Orchestra)
12-Tone Composition For The Skymasters [As Used In Twilight Ozone]
Figure Moving Downwards, Leading Into Whistle Melody With Echo (Sound Material For "Song Of The Se
Figure Moving Downwards, Leading Into Whistle Melody With Echo (Sound Material For "Song Of The Second Moon)
Multi-Layered Laughter
Basic Melody (Sound Material For "Syncopation")
Percussive Chord Sequence 1 (Sound Material For "Drifting")
Repeating Harp Figure (Sound Material For "Drifting")
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