Fredy Guye is an obscure swiss keyboardist whose music is specialised in vertiginous spacey synthesised pieces. It includes a taste for concrete-neurotic sounds and church-like organs. The music delivers some astonishing lysergic moments, playing with ambiguous-liminal states created by multi textural dronescapes. It can easily be compared to Cyborg (Klaus Schulze) and to Sternzeit (Adelbert Von Deyen) with much more emphasis on religiously classical music themes. He published his first album "Journey into a dream" in 1974. One piece will be re-worked and used for the movie "Coma" (1976)directed by M. Lenherr. In 1980 is published his second and last LP. In 1993 his first album is re-issued on CD by the German label Thors Hammer. Line-up / Musicians Frédy Guye/All electronics Discography Journey Into a Dream 1975
The Shiver - Walpurgis 1969Originally released in 1969 on the Maris label, this is the only album the Swiss band Shiver ever released. It also contains both tracks that were i…Read More
Wiebelfetzer - Live 1971It all started at the "Weisser Wind" of Zürich, in April 1971. Seven Swiss, three Danes, an American and a Swede, played the whole evening of the 27th…Read More
Cardeilhac - Cardeilhac 1972Taking their name from a French commune in Haute-Garonne, this Swiss five-piece, heavy progressive band comprised of Rinaldo Häusier (guitars), Denis …Read More
Mainhorse - Mainhorse 1971The history of MAINHORSE started in '68 but unfortunately, it's not very well documented. The prime mover was Patrick MORAZ, a very talented, Swiss bo…Read More
Hoax - Gipsy Woman / Pan's Laugh 1971Hoax was group from Switzerland who made only two singles during their creative life. Their music is characterized with influence of Jethro Tull, wh…Read More
