Album · 2007 · 6 Songs. Through Veils Port Said.

Profilo: Electronic duo from the 80s which included Stefan Tischler and Keith Walsh (better known as Keeler). Through Veils (Album). Not On Label (Port Said Self-released).

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MACOSX/ Port Said - Through Veils /. 01 Khartoum. Port Said - Through Veils /02 Indian Ocean, Voyage . lac - 2. 9. MACOSX/ Port Said - Through Veils /. 02 Indian Ocean, Voyage . lac - . 0. Port Said - Through Veils /03 Revelation. 03 Revelation. Port Said - Through Veils /04 Opium Wars. 04 Opium Wars. Port Said - Through Veils /05 Monsoon.

Influenced by Cluster, Harmonia, Conrad Schnitzler, Eno, and Hassell, Tischler & Walsh forged a truly unique form of multi-kulti synth music, augmented by cheapjack drum machines, assorted hand-played percussion, and vintage analog electronics, aided by the guitars of Material session player Cliff Cultreri.

Port Said: Best songs. Port Said - Port Said Eve of Departure, 2007 03:19. Port Said - Alpha Port Said Revisited, 2007 03:28. Port Said - Eve of Departure Port Said Revisited, 2007 04:42. Eve of Departure, 2007 03:03. Port Said - Rites of Passage Eve of Departure, 2007 04:01. Port Said - Khartoum Through Veils, 2007 07:33. Port Said - Indian Ocean, Voyage 2 Through Veils, 2007 04:28. Port Said - Cobra Port Said Revisited, 2007 05:58. Port Said - Trail of the Sphinx Port Said Revisited, 2007 04:30

Through Veils - Khartoum, Indian Ocean, Voyage 2, Revelation and 6 more tracks from this album here for free. More albums by this artist. Count: 6. Views: 0. Through Veils tracks. Indian Ocean, Voyage 2. Revelation.

Dear all, My debut solo album 'One Piece At A Time' is out now. The album features 10 new songs, written over a period of years and recorded live with an extraordinary band in Auckland with producer Tom Healy.

Port Said Airport (IATA: PSD, ICAO: HEPS) serves the city of Port Said, Egypt, at the north end of the Suez Canal. In 2011, the airport served 36,962 passengers (-. % vs. 2010). The airport underwent a modernisation program with a partial inauguration in February 2011. There are currently no scheduled services to and from the airport.