Artist
Klaus Schulze
Klaus Schulze is an electronic artist from Berlin, Germany formed in 1973. 120 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Electronic · Berlin, Germany · Best electronic albums
- 120
- Releases
- 1972–2025
- Active years
- 1973
- Formed
Artist
Klaus Schulze is an electronic artist from Berlin, Germany formed in 1973. 120 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Electronic · Berlin, Germany · Best electronic albums
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Silhouettes
2018
Mirage
1977
"X"
1978
Body Love
1977
Eternal: The 70th Birthday Edition
2017
Beyond Recall
1991
Dune
1979
The Dresden Performance
1990
En=Trance
1988
Dig It
1980
The Dome Event
1993
Audentity
1983
Trancefer
1981
Kontinuum
2007
Vanity of Sounds
2005
Live @ Klangart
2001
…Live…
1980
Dreams
1986
Inter*Face
1985
Dziekuje Poland Live '83
1983
The Crime of Suspense
2006
Shadowlands
2013
Are You Sequenced?
1996
Moonlake
2005
In Blue
1995
Bon Voyage (Live Audimax Hamburg 1981)
2025
101, Milky Way
2024
Deus Arrakis
2022
Richard Wahnfried's Trance Appael
2019
La Vie Electronique, Vol. 1
2019
Next of Kin (Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2019
Cocooning
2018
Richard Wahnfried's Trance 4 Motion
2018
Le moulin de Daudet
2018
Ballett 1 & 2
2017
Androgyn
2017
Ballett 3 & 4
2017
Ultimate Docking
2017
Angst (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack / Remastered 2017)
2017
The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 2
2016
Das Wagner Desaster (Live)
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 4
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 8
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 5
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 1–4
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 7
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 1
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 10
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 6
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog (Complete Version, Vol. 2)
2016
The Evolution of the Dark Side of the Moog
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 8-E
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Pt. 3
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 9–11
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 5–8
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog (Live Jazzfestival Hamburg 23.04.1999)
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog (Complete Version)
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 11
2016
Another Green Mile
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog (Complete Version, Vol. 3)
2016
The Dark Side of the Moog, Vol. 9
2016
La vie électronique, Vol. 16
2015
Big In Europe, Vol. 2 (Live at Melkweg, Amsterdam 2009)
2014
La vie électronique, Vol. 14
2014
La Vie Electronique 15
2014
La vie électronique, Vol. 6
2013
La vie électronique, Vol. 13
2013
Big In Europe, Vol. 1 (Live - Warsaw Europe Tour 2009)
2013
The Schulze‐Schickert Session
2013
La vie electronique, Vol. 12
2012
La Vie Electronique, Vol. 11
2012
La vie électronique, Vol. 10
2011
Big in Japan
2010
La vie électronique, Vol. 5
2010
La vie électronique, Vol. 9
2010
La vie électronique, Vol. 8
2010
Big in Japan - Live in Tokyo 2010
2010
La vie électronique, Vol. 7
2010
La vie electronique, Vol. 3
2010
Babel
2009
La Vie électronique 1
2009
La Vie Electronique, Vol. 4
2009
Come Quietly (10th Anniversary Re-Release)
2009
La Vie Electronique, Vol. 2
2009
Dziekuje Bardzo - Vielen Dank
2009
Body Love, Vol. 2 (Remastered 2017)
2008
Rheingold (Live at the Loreley)
2008
Virtual Outback
2008
Farscape
2008
Ballet 2
2007
Ballett 1
2006
Royal Festival Hall Volume II
2003
Royal Festival Hall Volume I
2003
Contemporary Works II
2002
Timbres of Ice
2002
Contemporary Works I
2000
Ultimate Edition
2000
Dosburg Online
1997
Linzer Stahlsinfonie (Live, Linz, 1980)
1997
The Dark Side of the Moog IV
1996
The Dark Side of the Moog V
1996
Das Wagner Desaster
1994
Totentag
1994
Richard Wahnfried's Trancelation
1994
The Essential 1972–1993
1994
Royal Festival Hall, Volume 2
1992
Miditerranean Pads
1990
"X" (Sechs Musikalische Biographien)
1990
Drive Inn
1984
Aphrica
1984
Body Love Original Soundtrack
1983
Audentity (The Bonus Tracks)
1982
Richard Wahnfried's Tonwelle (Remastered 33 rpm Streaming Version)
1981
Body Love, Volume 2
1977
Moondawn
1976
Timewind
1975
Picture Music
1975
Blackdance
1974
Cyborg
1973
Irrlicht
1972
Klaus Schulze (4 August 1947 – 26 April 2022) was a German electronic music pioneer, composer and musician. He also used the alias Richard Wahnfried and was briefly a member of the Krautrock bands Tangerine Dream, Ash Ra Tempel, and the Cosmic Jokers before launching a solo career consisting of more than 60 albums released across six decades.