Neo-kosmische

Neo-kosmische

Neo-kosmische is a style of music which has been used to refer to post-noise group Emeralds, who "prompted a wave of millennial interest in kosmische Musik (Deuter, Klaus Schulze, Cluster et al)". The term was also used by Pitchfork to label Brooklyn band Titan. According to the Village Voice, around 2006, Lopatin stated that the Brooklyn noise scene began to discuss the work of Klaus Schulze. Initially Lopatin was considered an outcast in the scene for introducing "'70s cosmic trance music and '80s new age" into noise music. However, Emeralds and other acts felt a "boredom with noise, a sense we'd done it: We get this emotion".