Home / Music / Roedelius's Fluxus is minimal electronics with a Farfisa organ at its coreMusic linernotes album music hans-joachim-roedeliusRoedelius's Fluxus is minimal electronics with a Farfisa organ at its coreThe album layers Farfisa organ, piano, and ambient textures into something sparse and quietly exploratory — electronics stripped back to their essentials. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesFluxus is Roedelius's fourth solo albumRoedelius's Fluxus came out on Sky Records in 1980Cluster recorded Zuckerzeit's tracks separately, each a solo pieceCritics called Harmonia's sound playful, murky, and gentler than Can or FaustGary Numan found a Minimoog accidentally left in the studio and made ReplicasExploreA Canadian indie label released Spirit of the West's Chasing ShadowsNardis Music released Ben Sidran's Cien NochesECM Records, Jan Garbarek's longtime label home, released CitadelamericaRounder Records released Samantha Crain's CollingwoodDorado Records released Vicki Brown's CompositionPrevious Ron Carter and Gary King gave Weather Report's Nightwings two bass soundsNext Roedelius's Fluxus came out on Sky Records in 1980