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"Jan Wagner's debut - titled Nummern (Numbers) - was recorded as a series of sonic diary entries, between the spring of 2016 and December of the same year. If not for a serendipitous meeting with producer James Varghese, during which Jan played him one of his ...
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""Film Musik" funktioniert umgekehrt: Das neue Mose-Album ist ein Soundtrack, der den Film erst entstehen lässt. Ein melancholisches Kopf-Roadmovie führt in verborgene Erinnerungsräume, in Zimmer, die an heißen Sommernachmittagen mit Vorhängen verdunkelt wurden, in ...
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"Onwards! In music, as well as in art, the question of how to progress is always in the foreground. Digital evolution has changed everything, not least the way we live. But do we really want to live as this new world proposes and attempt to ingratiate ourselves? Or do ...
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"Hans Joachim Irmler (faust) follows up his work with Carl Friedrich Oesterhelt (F.S.K). After their first release "FORMEN" they this time musically interprete "Die Gesaenge des Maldoror", the six cantos of the influential Isidore-Lucien Ducasse writings of the same ...
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"Audiac, a duo, located in Tübingen and Hamburg, made up of Alexander Wiemer van Veen and Niklas David, promise their listeners an enormous amount. Each song is a journey into sound, each strophe - a sonic adventure, each refrain - dreamlike. This we know of Audiac. ...
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"Berlin psychedelic pop craftswoman and experimental vocalist, Mary Ocher returns with an all encompassing new album, her darkest yet, in times of confusion. It is a document on social indignation and the deconstruction of our identities as citizens. 'The West Against ...
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"In 2012, Studio Braun created FRAKTUS, a mocumentary about a fictional namesake band who, in the early 1980s, accidentally invented techno and broke-up shortly thereafter. Fraktus band member and optician, Berndt Wand, subsequently formed Fraktus II with his parents. ...
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"Mary Ocher + Your Government is a sub-religious experience with the mysterious spirits of the ancients, in an audio-visual explosion of cult futuristic rock&roll, with the queen outsider of Berlin Avant-Pop exploring the depths of forbidden tribal, electronic ...
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"No beauty without danger? A standing organ sound. An amplified, distorted bass-spring. Inverted percussion. A mesmerizing triangle pattern. Repetitions on the xylophone. Snatches of conversation in sub-bass. Jazz grooves painted with brushes. Concrete sounds, taken out ...
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"Describing Marcelle to someone unfamiliar with her work is hard. Refusing to be imprisoned by genres, only a fragment of Marcelle's universe can be understood through each individual performance. Her music is not about individual styles, but rather about finding a ...
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""Space Trash", the fourth album by Austrian band villalog, plays with bending and distorting coordinates of space and time. Whereas their last album, "Cosmic Sister" was more of a space-disco sci-fi trip, the new album, "Space Trash", looks pointedly towards the earth. ...
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"Jochen Irmler and Jaki Liebzeit met in the town of Scheer last July to prepare for an upcoming concert at the slaughterhouse in Sigmaringen as well as for a subsequent appearance in the Kammerspiele in Munich. However, they quickly decided to stop rehearsing and ...
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