Sunset and Delirium

The Ebertbrothers “Engine Eyes EP” is Axel and Michael Ebert´s second release on Mindwaves-Music. Featuring four new tracks plus three remixes of numbers from “Susten Pass”, their first album on Mindwaves-Music, which was reviewed very well by Cyclic Defrost, Igloomag, Headphone Commute and others. The remixes were done by fellow electronic artists Lackluster, Badun and Karsten Pflum.

The range of approaches on the EP extends from the straight forward to the rather complex and experimental. Within 35 minutes the music shifts from warm and melodic moments over crunchy excursions to dramatic and delirious depths. It closes with the impulsiveness of “Learning to walk”. As on “Susten Pass” a huge diversity of approaches is held together by a dark and cinematic perspective of how things should sound.

Engine Eyes EP

The Ebertbrothers “Engine Eyes EP” is Axel and Michael Ebert´s second release on Mindwaves-Music. 
Featuring four new tracks plus three remixes of numbers from “Susten Pass”, their first album on Mindwaves-Music, which was reviewed very well by Cyclic Defrost, Igloomag, Headphone Commute and others.
The remixes were done by fellow electronic artists Lackluster, Badun and Karsten Pflum. 

The range of approaches on the EP extends from the straight forward to the rather complex and experimental. 
Within 35 minutes the music shifts from warm and melodic moments over crunchy excursions to dramatic and delirious depths. 
It closes with the impulsiveness of “Learning to walk”. As on “Susten Pass” a huge diversity of approaches is held together by a dark and cinematic perspective of how things should sound.

Artist: The Ebertbrothers 
Titel: Engine Eyes EP 
Label: Mindwaves-Music 
Format: Download 
Mastering: Tarekith @ Inner Portal Studio 
Artwork: The Ebertbrothers

Tracklist: 
01. Sunset Car Chase
02. Rusty Black Bike
03. Black String [Karsten Pflum Where Are You Mix]
04. Feature Film [Lackluster Remix]
05. Sympathy Changes [Badun Remix]
06. Dead End Junction
07. Learning To Walk

More Info: 
http://www.mindwaves-music.com

Artists:
http://www.ebertbrothers.com/ 
http://badun.dk/
http://www.lackluster.org/
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Karsten+Pflum

The Ebertbrothers - Engine Eyes EP - Albumsamples

The Ebertbrothers “Engine Eyes EP” is Axel and Michael Ebert´s second release on Mindwaves-Music. 
Featuring four new tracks plus three remixes of numbers from “Susten Pass”, their first album on Mindwaves-Music, which was reviewed very well by Cyclic Defrost, Igloomag, Headphone Commute and others.
The remixes were done by fellow electronic artists Lackluster, Badun and Karsten Pflum. 

The range of approaches on the EP extends from the straight forward to the rather complex and experimental. 
Within 35 minutes the music shifts from warm and melodic moments over crunchy excursions to dramatic and delirious depths. 
It closes with the impulsiveness of “Learning to walk”. As on “Susten Pass” a huge diversity of approaches is held together by a dark and cinematic perspective of how things should sound.

Artist: The Ebertbrothers 
Titel: Engine Eyes EP 
Label: Mindwaves-Music 
Format: Download 
Mastering: Tarekith @ Inner Portal Studio 
Artwork: The Ebertbrothers

Tracklist: 
01. Sunset Car Chase
02. Rusty Black Bike
03. Black String [Karsten Pflum Where Are You Mix]
04. Feature Film [Lackluster Remix]
05. Sympathy Changes [Badun Remix]
06. Dead End Junction
07. Learning To Walk

More Info: 
http://www.mindwaves-music.com

Artists:
http://www.ebertbrothers.com/ 
http://badun.dk/
http://www.lackluster.org/
http://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/

Sunset Car Chase

The Ebertbrothers - Sunset Car Chase

Black String (Karsten Pflum Where Are You Mix)

The Ebertbrothers - Black String (Karsten Pflum Where Are You Mix)

Learning To Walk

The Ebertbrothers - Learning To Walk

The Ebert Brothers are Axel and Michael Ebert, an artist duo living and working in Berlin. They started to collaborate in 2006, first creating video art pieces, then moving more and more towards music production, accompanied by their own visuals. Their performances can currently be experienced in clubs and galleries in Berlin.
On stage the Eberbrothers perform with an ever evolving set of synths, drummachines and software, creating soundscapes that shift between noise, melancholy, mangled beats and wide spaces. The intense musical collage is accompanied by their own visual material. 