ProductDetails
- 01. Polaris
02. Tanger Telex
03. Diver
04. Loisaida Sisters
05. Arithmétique
06. Hands
07. Hopscotch
08. Mount Mason
09. Kandili
KREIDLER
Twists (A Visitor Arrives)
[engl] Kreidler's seventh long-playing record for Bureau B is an affair of electronic pop music nurtured in now- clubs and rooted in Rhenish kraut, British post-punk (with a touch of NYC and Brussels) and international polyrhythm. In the 30th year of the band's history, on Twists (a visitor arrives) "Düsseldorf's second most famous band" (Boomkat) collaborated on four of the nine tracks with guests Khan Of Finland, Maxim Bosch, Natalie Beridze and Timuçin Dündar. They left the cover design in the hands of Fette Sans.- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 21.01.2024
- EAN
- EAN 4015698409482
Mehr von »KREIDLER«
Mehr vom Label »Bureau B«
HARMONIOS THELONIOS
Cheapo Sounds
[engl] A pivotal figure in Düsseldorf’s Salon Des Amateurs, Stefan Schwander has already amassed a remarkably rich musical reper- toire. Through his Harmonious Thelonious project, he has spent the past do
ROEDELIUS
Tape Archive Essence 1973 - 1978
[engl] During the legendary Forst years Roedelius had a private workspace with a Farfisa organ, a Revox-A77 tape machine, an echo device and a synthesizer which he borrowed from the Cluster studio next door
KRISHNA GOINEAU
I Need A Slow
[engl] Krishna Goineau was born in Sri Lanka in 1963. He spent his youth in the 1970s in Barcelona, where he met Javier Hernando in 1978 to found the post-punk group Xeerox. In 1981 Goinau moved to Düsseldo
CONRAD SCHNITZLER & KEN MONTGOMERY
CAS-CON II - Konzert in der Erlöserkirche, Ost-Berlin, 3.9.1986
[engl] The first contact between Conrad Schnitzler, who lived in West Berlin, and Jo?rg Thomasius, who was based in the east party of the city, came about in the late 1970s. In 1985, Schnitzler visited Thoma
ROEDELIUS
Selbstporträt Wahre Liebe
[engl] The first part of Hans-Joachim Roedelius' Selbstportrait (Self-Portrait) series was originally released under the title 'Sanfte Musik' on Sky Records in 1979. Now, some forty years later,
