A box to hold all four parts of the series 1,0,-1,n plus a mini CD for the first time featuring studio material by Köner and Tietchens. Limited edition of 500 copies.
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"Long time announced re-release of a very rare cassette (edition of 61 copies only) from 1996. The two pieces (with a total playing time of about 30 minutes) can be seen as the first step into a direction which later developed into the 'Laus' 7inch (DS17), Sternklare ...
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Part three of the ongoing 'live only' collaborations between Thomas Köner & Asmus Tietchens, this is not to be confused with their CD '1' (DS34) which was also recorded at the 'Lagerhaus' in Bremen back in 1999. They played their second concert here on the 28. April ...
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lim. edition 180gr. magenta vinyl 200 copies, silk-screen print, inserts, hand numbered The Hamburg duo Bêtes Sauvages started out as a DJ team and discovered their calling relatively late: the synthesizer. In 2019, the pair bought two synths, more for fun, after ...
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English group consisting of Robert Haigh, Trevor Reidy, and Deborah Harding. They were previously known as Truth Club, but changed their name when bass player Trefor Goronwy left.
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"Karen Willems is a Belgian drummer/percussionist active in various fields. Started as a drummer in rock and pop bands. With a number of musicians she built up a tradition within improvised music and sound art. Since 2020, with 'TERRE SOL' Willems is searching for ...
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"Limited edition double vinyl album (300 copies) marking the 40th anniversary of the band from Cologne. 'Other, experimental, healing' - that's how Cologne's monthly magazine 'Stadt Revue' described The Absurd in December 2009. It would be hard to sum up the ...
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An album created by Dorsten,North-Rhine-Westfalia based producer Aroma Von Troisdorf - a man who refuses to be putin a box. Unlike others, who politely stay in one lane, he is a tuneful shape shifter. Alreadyhis 2021 debut on the Cologne based label Papercup Records ...
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"Violostries (1963/64), 16'39 Premiered and recorded in April 1965 at the Royan Festival - France, by Devy Erlih (violin) & Bernard Parmegiani (sound projection). Capture ephemere (1967, 1988 version), 11'48 This work was composed in four tracks in 1967 for quadraphonic ...
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