Out now on Crosstown Rebels: lnk.to/CRM244

Following the announcement that Masters At Work/KenLou have remixed ‘Antigravity Love’, taken from electronic hero Krust’s critically-acclaimed album ‘The Edge Of Everything’, the A-list versions keep flowing with Four Tet, Batu and Damian Lazarus each re-working a different track from the LP.

Sparkling like stars with a pretty melody, Four Tet’s interpretation of ‘Negative Returns’ also packs a deceptively heavy punch, maintaining the original’s hurtling velocity, fuelled by a huge sub-bass engine. “This is the first D&B track I’ve ever made! It felt good to do something out of my comfort zone”, says the much-loved artist also known as Kieran Hebden.

The spiralling beat-and-bass science of fellow Bristolian Batu’s version takes ‘Space Oddity’ and deconstructs it like a cubist portrait, matching the main man himself in pure outside-the-box expression.

Crosstown Rebels boss Damian Lazarus maintains Krust’s epic adventure narrative, retelling the tale in his own words, taking recognisable parts from the original and transposing them into a groovy cosmic house odyssey.

Krust - Keter The Heavenly (Damian Lazarus Re-Shape)

Crosstown Rebels deliver a unique underground music experience. Firmly dedicated to the support and development of the best cutting edge electronic dance music, Crosstown Rebels, run by artist and dj Damian Lazarus, loves quality alternative sounds, adores a great party and thrives on creative, young people armed with something new to say.

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Dear DJ*s, please, give credits to the artists you play!

"momentmusik" was a concert series for experimental and improvised music, visual arts, performance and language at the Theater Rampe Stuttgart 2003-2004. The series was founded and directed by Marie Wilhelmine Anders and was used to promote the regional scene and national and international exchange. In the two years 14 concert evenings took place with a total of 26 artists.
The concerts:
07.04.2003*
unterton + Maciej Walczak / Lodz, Stuttgart / Livevideo
unterton were: Anja Füsti / Vibrafon, Perkussion, Oliver Prechtl / Elektronik
Marie W. Anders / Innenflügel, Tasten, Hammond XB-1
02.06.2003*
unterton + Carsten Netz / Stuttgart / Klarinette, Sax 
+ Christian Reiner /Wien, Berlin / Stimme
28.07.2003*
unterton + Thomas Maos / Tübingen/ Elektronische Gitarre
29.09.2003
unterton + Günter Heinz / Dresden / Posaune
03.11.2003
unterton + Boris Baltschun / Berlin / Sampler
08.12.2003
unterton + Hanfreich / Stuttgart / Synthesizer, Elektronik
02.02.2004
Marie W. Anders / "einblenden/atmen" für 4 Lautsprecher, Hammondorgel, CD + MD-Player, vorbereitetes Klangmaterial
01.03.2004
Set 1: Alessandro Bosetti / Berlin / Sopransaxofon +  Michel Doneda / Toulouse / Sopransaxofon
Set 2: Anja Füsti / Percussion +  Marie W. Anders / Innenflügel, Elektronik
29.03.2004
Jörg Kallinich / Tübingen / Dias & Projektion + Marie W. Anders / Elektronik
03.05.2004
unterton + Jo Ambros / Berlin, Stuttgart / Gitarre
07.06.2004
Set 1: MBK - Maybachkeller Stuttgart
Set 2: Roland Blach / Stuttgart / visual piano + Mark Lorenz Kysela / Stuttgart / Elektronik
05.07.2004
Anja Füsti / Percussion + Oliver Prechtl / Elektronik
04.10.2004**
Set 1: Chris Forsyth / New York / Gitarre + Chris Heenan / LA, Stuttgart / Altosax, Bass- + Kontrabassklarinette
Set 2: Oli Rubow /Stuttgar, Frankfurt / M. / Organic Electro Beats + Laurenz Theinert / Stuttgart / Visual Piano
06.12.2004**
Set 1:vestige vertical / Berlin
Lothar Fiedler / Gitarre, Elektronik
Michael Walz / Sinthesizer/Sampler
Michael Vorfeld / Perkussion, selbstentworfene Saiteninstrumente
Set 2: Volker Illi / Reutlingen / Overheadprojektor + Nikola Lutz / Stuttgart / Saxofon, Elektronik
* The concerts on 7.4., 2.6. and 28.7.2003 were funded by the Cultural Office of the City of Stuttgart and the Cultural Foundation of the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg.
** The concerts on 4.10. and 6.12.2004 were sponsored by the Cultural Office of the City of Stuttgart, the Cultural Foundation of the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and the Ibis Hotel Stuttgart on Marienplatz.
momentmusik thanks the Theater Rampe warmly for the friendly support of the series.

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II: composer I producer I human being :II

MARIE WILHELMINE ANDERS is a wanderer in music. Musically and instrumentally trained since her earliest childhood, she received her first technical training as a sound engineer at GDR television. She played keyboards in a punk band in the East Berlin underground music scene, created field recordings and sound installations, studied classical composition at the University Of The Arts Berlin, and graduated as a music teacher at the Musikhochschule Stuttgart. In Stuttgart she was an active part of the experimental improvisational scene playing piano as well as a set of electronics. There she founded two ensembles, "Unterton" and "Hammerhaus", both of which brought together groove and free-flowing improvised forms from different perspectives. Additionally, she initiated and directed “momentmusik"—a concert series for experimental and improvised music, visual arts, performance and spoken word, which established the connection between her ensembles and the national and international scenes. 

In 2005 she ended her concert activity and moved back to Berlin. Eager for new forms of expression, Marie learned to play the electric bass, and began producing her music using DAWs and publishing it under the pseudonym Marie Wilhelmine Anders.

Marie's conceptual thinking and her craft as a modern classical composer allow her to congenially translate non-musical concepts into a modern electronic language, influenced by techno, electronica, ambient music and drum & bass. Between 2018 and 2023 she released 6 albums, 2 EP’s, over 10 remixes and more than 20 mixes. As a producer, Marie likes to work alone and independently. She is also increasingly in demand as a remixer.

Her best friend writes: "Marie works her way out of all restrictions and experiments with styles and musical directions.Thereby she adapts formal means and creates something very much her own out of it. As always, I am impressed by her accuracy in everything she does. Marie is the secret Phoenix among my friends, who every time after it has turned to ashes, puts on a new and even more splendid plumage. I have great admiration for her consistency, uncompromising artistry, unconditional honesty, absolute fidelity and loyalty. One speaks of the Phoenix as an eternally youthful bird. And he can fly.”

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