Based on a sketch I posted at sequencer.de I got  some ideas and hints from those nice fellows over there. That is why I called it "Evolving" .

Involved:
Roland TR-8s
Roland Fantom
Waldorf Pulse 2

External Effects:
Boss RV6 and Zoom MS 70 CDR on the Bass (Waldorf Pulse 2)
FMR RNC 1773 Compressor

Recorded on the Tascam Model 12

Evolving

ereignishorizont

hier

misc2024

Nachklang

klick klick

Voudon

Tyranny in Disguise

Bending Light

Oscillating systems in dialogue: 200e, Moog Muse, Digitakt, Osmose, Portabella.
Pulses orbit, amplify, destabilize — a function test under controlled uncertainty.
Between analog envelopes and digital timing, a tension field emerges: structure meets disruption.
“Operationsverstärker” doesn’t present a result — it documents the process itself.

Schallwerk 200e – Funktionstest 1: Operationsverstärker

I believe my pig whistles.

On December 13th 2025 we traveled with about 30 people in a rented bus to the Kraftwerk show in Bielefeld. For this occasion I prepared two DJ sets so that we have some music during the journey. Here are both sets available in one for your listening pleasure.
TRACKLIST:
Kraftwerk - Radioactivity [Kevorkian 12In Remix]
Kraftwerk - Schaufensterpuppen
Kraftwerk -Aero Dynamik
Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant
Kraftwerk - The Robots (1991 Single Version)
Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express (snippet)
Visage - Fade To Grey (12“ Version)
Depeche Mode - Shouldn Have Done That
Depeche Mode - The Sun & The Rainfall
Kraftwerk - Spacelab
Space - Magic Fly
Ultravox - Mr. X
Anne Clark - Heaven (Razormaid Mix)
Boytronic - Diamonds And Loving Arms
Blancmange - Living On The Ceiling
Grauzone - Film 2
Informatics - Factory Nightlife 03
Human League - Seconds
Tubeway Army -Are Friends Electric?
Kraftwerk - Neonlicht
Logic System - Unit
Kraftwerk - Metropolis
The Art of Noise - Moments in Love
Depeche Mode - Life 2.0
Soft Cell - Youth
Kraftwerk - Autobahn (full album version)

The Kraftwerk Bus Tapes

I started in April 2020 with making music more by accident than by purpose.
I just needed a simple tune I did with free tools but was captured in making music immediately.
I choose the name "Interesting Times" derived from the (so called) chinese curse "May you live in interesting times" and thought of it as a well fitting name either because of the rising corona pandemic at the start of my musical "career" but also because of my passion for technical inventions and innovations. So yes, we are living in interesting times, in good and bad.