Beaubourg

"Beaubourg," released in 1978, is a seminal work by the legendary Vangelis, marking his fourth album and a pivotal moment in the evolution of electronic music. Recorded at his personal studio, Nemo, in London, this album is a testament to Vangelis's innovative spirit and his ability to push the boundaries of what electronic music could achieve.

The album features just two expansive suites, "Beaubourg, Pt. I" and "Beaubourg, Pt. II," each nearly twenty minutes long. These tracks are not just compositions but immersive soundscapes that blend ambient textures with a futuristic, sci-fi feel, despite being created in the late 1970s. The album's remastered edition comes with fully restored artwork and liner notes, offering fans a definitive experience of this classic work.

"Beaubourg" is a defining experimental electronic album of its era, showcasing Vangelis's mastery of synthesizers and his unique approach to composition. The album's sci-fi aesthetic has drawn comparisons to his iconic "Blade Runner" soundtrack, making it a favorite among fans of atmospheric, otherworldly music. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Vangelis's work or a newcomer to his discography, "Beaubourg" is a captivating journey into the mind of one of electronic music's most visionary artists.