"Re-Release of the impressing Klaus Schulze album "Angst" - Sountrack for the disturbing movie of the same title by Gerald Kragl. Originally released in 1984. The film was actually shot after Klaus' score. He got the script and on the basic of the script, he wrote the ...
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"She sings in French, German, improvises some unknown languages. The voice searches the lines and colors in an extra-European vegetation. Synesthesia. Impediment. Anomaly. Restart. Primitivism." (label info)
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"Even the non-reproducibility of improvised music in the context of the cultural industry, music that responds right here and right now to the conditions, is a political statement itself. As a label, we see ourselves confronted with obvious contradictions. Nonetheless, ...
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"What Mortazavi and Friedman have in common is their shared expertise in uneven, cyclical rhythms - the foundation of their trance-like art music, which is both subtle and ecstatic. Through repetition and improvisation in the studio they create "numbers" - groove-based ...
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"F.S.Blumm has many faces. Working your way through his vast discography would be a research project all in its own right. He has collaborated with the likes of David Grubbs, Andi Otto, Harald Sack Ziegler or Nils Frahm. He realised his love for Dub Reggae with the ...
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Triple-CD boxset with booklet (english/german), with recordings of mainly late works by John Cage. CD 1: Seventy-Four for Orchestra, 1992, SWR Sinfonieorchester Baden-Baden and Freiburg, Conductor: Jonathan Stockhammer; 103 for Orchestra, 1991, part 1, Kölner ...
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"Third volume of our irregular split series. This time pairing two artists at the top of their 'collagist' game, People Like Us and Porest. Two A sides of parallel radio broadcasts, for beautiful and not so beautiful days. The Parallel Broadcasts presents Porest's ...
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small price tag rip off on front
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