From the forthcoming album "Die Uranmaschine / An alternate Chernobyl soundtrack" to be released in spring 2021.
Moog Model 15, Eurorack modular.
Additional field recordings: Apple Iphone + Shure Motiv MV88.

The Silent Cities (2021)

From the studio sessions, 1986. 
Roberto Raineri-Seith: Roland System 100M, analog sequencer, OSCar synthesizer, Oberheim DX drums.
Renato Tschabold: processed acoustic guitar.

Improvisation Vier

Religion In Silence - Improvisation Vier (1986)

A selection of tracks from the tape releases "Stahlruine" (1985) and "Kn" (1987) originally  distributed by Calypso Now, Biel, and ADN Records, Milan.
Roland System 100M and 104 sequencer, Roland Jupiter 4, OSC Oscar, Yamaha DX7, Oberheim DX, contact microphones, Digitech RDS 1900 digital delay (used as sampler / looper), tape loops, Roland DEP-5 effects processor.
All tracks were originally recorded with a Tascam 234 Syncaset 4-track recorder.
"Pighead" photograph by Roberto Raineri-Seith in the WUR home-studio, 1985.

WUR Selected tape releases, 1985-1987

Improvisation with pink noise and a inductors-based 907A Fixed Filter Bank (Moog Model 15)

A dark experience in pink noise (2021)

A Spring Sequence (Music for my funeral, baby...)

Teaser for "Die Uranmaschine", a cinematic dark ambient alternative soundtrack for the Chernobyl series (full album available on my Bandcamp).

Die Uranmaschine TEASER

WUR 008 - "KN", 1987 (part 2, excerpts). Originally produced for "Colpire al cuore", a conceptual art installation of Franco Lafranca, Galleria Arteria, Locarno, 1987. Original tape lenght 60'. Roland System 100M, Jupiter 4, analog sequencer, OSC Oscar, Yamaha DX7, Oberheim DX, contact-miked concrete sources (springs, oil barrels, clockworks), delay loops. Recorded with a Tascam 234 Syncaset 4-track recorder.

WUR 008 - "KN", 1987 (part 1, excerpts)

Opening track of my forthcoming new digital album to be released in autum 2018

Retrofuture Manifesto

Deutscher Herbst

Moog Model 15 and Arp 2600 Improvisation

Short impro with a Moog Model 15, an ARP 2600 and a Korg MS 20. Effects: Dynacord MDL-10 & TC Electronic D-TWO delay, Lexicon PCM 80 & Vermona DSR3 reverb

Moog Model 15, ARP 2600 & Korg MS20 Improvisation

From the album "Die Maschine spielt für uns" (2018) available on Bandcamp

Une chorale bien connue (2018)

Controlvoltage.org is a project of swiss electronic music composer and photo designer Roberto Raineri-Seith, who's been involved in the creation of electronic music since 1984. His recorded output was initially released as WUR and usually gets lumped with the industrial scene and / or contemporary avantgarde. Current, all-analog productions are filtered through a Krautrock / drone and dark ambient attitude, reminding more on artists like Conrad Schnitzler or early Kraftwerk. Please visit controlvoltage.org for more biographical and technical infos.

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