The origin of the name Tangerine Dream has long been shrouded in mystery. That’s because founder Edgar Froese would deliberately mislead people. “It was one of those questions everyone had, and I got ...

Tangerine Dream is Ever Evolving: While Kraftwerk are often, quite rightly, credited with being electronic music pioneers, fellow Germans Tangerine Dream formed in 1967, a full three years before ...

When Tangerine Dream composer/multi-instrumentalist Edgar Froese passed away in 2015, that should have spelled the end of the band/brand as the world knows and loves it. He'd founded the vastly ...

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For all intents and purposes, Tangerine Dream should have ended long ago. The pioneering electronic music band formed in 1967 and has only had one consistent member, founder Edgar Froese. But when he ...

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“Fun fact: all three of us are only-children,” says composer and keyboardist Paul Frick. “But that’s probably not the reason we gel. I think it’s because we’re all capable of introspection. We’re ...

The year 1977 is a significant one for Tangerine Dream and its D.C.-area fans. That’s when the German electronica group recorded part of a live album, “Encore,” at George Washington University’s ...

Tangerine Dream Scores in Hollywood: Tangerine Dream‘s name is often mentioned in the same breath as Kraftwerk, because they both pioneered electronic music back in the late ’60s/early ’70s, and ...

Tangerine Dream’s Edgar Froese at The Royal Albert Hall, 2 April 1975. In front of him, a sequencer-equipped EMS synthesiser A little earlier, in 1971, the British company Electronic Music Studios ...