| Discography |
| Albums | Guest Appearances | Various Artists | Production Credits | Videos |
Kevin Braheny appears on these releases:
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Various Artists 2009 Hearts of Space 2-HOS-11501 (CD)
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 | Various Artists 1994 Celestial Harmonies 14102 (CD) With well over two decades of history releasing music on the cutting edge, Celestial Harmonies founder Eckart Rahn had to sort through hours of historically significant material for MUSIQUE MECHANIQUE, a double CD retrospective of influential electronic compositions. His music selection and sequence does not begin to cover the wealth of consequential material his labels have presented over the years. However, this collection does offer a worthy overview of the genre while also giving listeners a chance to experience some classic long–form pieces that travel deeply into the fabric of sound, time and space manipulation that is the hallmark of great electronic music.
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Steve Roach, Michael Stearns, Kevin Braheny 1989 Fortuna 17070 (CD, Cassette) Reviewed by CD Review, Muze The follow-up to WESTERN SPACES, this time with Michael Stearns. The intensity of the desert's elemental power and allure are brought into focus on this collection of evocative sound paintings. Intense heat and thunder storms, craggy desert mountains, vast labyrinth-like canyons are at the center of this remarkable portrait of the American Southwest, one that the late writer Ed Abby wrote about so potently in the book Desert Solitaire from which the title was borrowed.
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Steve Roach, Thom Brennan, Kevin Braheny 1987 Fortuna 17051 (CD, Cassette) Reviewed by Muze, Q Magazine This recording conjures up the desert vistas and the vast stark beauty of the American southwest through a collection of pieces that play like a soundtrack to a road trip through the Mojave Desert, Death Valley and Joshua Tree, California. All of these locales were the inspiration for the musicians during the creation of the music. Another important step into the western electronic sound forged by Steve over the past dozen years. "Easily among the finest electronic albums of the last decade." -- 5 stars -- ("Q" magazine UK Feb. '91)
reissue, without Richard Burmer |
Steve Roach, Kevin Braheny, Richard Burmer 1987 Chameleon Music D4-74761 (Cassette)
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Steve Roach, Kevin Braheny, Richard Burmer 1987 Innovative Communication ICCD 87-101 (CD)
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