Roland Baumgartner - Imagination

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Review by Jamie Morse

Roland Baumgartner’s Imagination: A Trip Through Electronic New Age Bliss (or Madness?) Alright, buckle up. Roland Baumgartner’s Imagination isn’t your run-of-the-mill ambient snooze fest—it’s a punchy, unapologetic dive into the New Age abyss with enough electronic twists to keep you guessing. Released under Esovision, this European gem doesn’t mess around. It’s got six tracks that feel like someone hacked into your brain and turned it into a synth-heavy dreamscape. Let’s break it down. First off, “Dreamland.” Oh man, this one hits hard right outta the gate. It’s not just some lazy meditation track; nope, it’s layered with these eerie pads and pulsing beats that make you feel like you’re floating through space but also kinda drowning at the same time. You know those moments when you’re half-asleep and start seeing shapes behind your eyelids? That’s what this track feels like—unsettling yet weirdly comforting. I couldn’t stop thinking about it for days after listening. Like…what even is reality anymore? Then there’s “Transmigration Of Souls,” which honestly sounds like the soundtrack to an alien abduction. The synths are sharp, almost metallic, clashing against softer tones in ways that shouldn’t work—but holy crap, they do. This song sticks because it’s relentless. It builds tension without ever fully letting go, leaving you hanging on edge like, "Yo, where’s the drop?" Spoiler alert: there isn’t one. And somehow, that makes it better. It’s frustrating, exhilarating, and completely unforgettable. The rest of the album—"Creatures Of Light," "Nirvana," "Aura," and "Elysium"—all bring their own flavor too, but these two tracks slap harder than the others. They stick with you long after the music stops playing, worming their way into your subconscious. So yeah, Imagination by Roland Baumgartner isn’t perfect. Some parts drag, and a few transitions feel janky as hell. But damn if it doesn’t leave a mark. Listening to this album feels like being lost in a dream—you’re not sure if you wanna wake up or stay trapped forever. Maybe that’s the point. And here’s the kicker: halfway through writing this review, I realized I was humming “Dreamland” while making toast. If that ain’t proof of its staying power, I don’t know what is. Cheers to weird art that lingers longer than you expect.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Aura9:45
Elysium11:14
Transmigration Of Souls9:02
Creatures Of Light10:18
Dreamland10:12
Nirvana9:21

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Catalog Numbers

EV-26

Labels

Esovision

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

About Roland Baumgartner

Austrian conductor and composer, born 18 February 1955 in St. Pölten, Austria.

Name Vars

  • Baumgartner
  • Orch. Roland Baumgartner
  • R. Baumgartner
  • Roland Baumgartner Und Sein Orchester

Aliases

  • Frank Stein
  • Frank Winter
  • Richard Crossberg
  • Roland Jardin
  • David Hertz
  • Carl Teubenbacher
  • Samy Goldberg

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Roland Baumgartner’s album *Imagination* is a hidden gem in the electronic New Age scene. Released under the European label Esovision, it blends ethereal sounds with deep, meditative vibes. Tracks like "Dreamland" and "Transmigration Of Souls" take listeners on a journey, almost like an audio escape to another world. It’s wild how music can feel both futuristic and timeless at the same time.