BURNT SIENNA

"Deep Time" from the upcoming Steve Moore album "Pangaea Ultima" due out December 16th.

"Deep Time" by Steve Moore

The Deluxe Edition of 2013's critically acclaimed 'Everlast' LP will include a new original tune from the London born Berlin based producer/ singer songwriter, as well as the entire album remixed by the likes of Shlohmo, Prefuse 73, Planningtorock, Antipop Consortium and many many more...Pre-order the album and get the Shlohmo remix RIGHT NOW!

Preorder:

Bandcamp - fofmusic.bandcamp.com/album/everlast…deluxe-edition 
iTunes - georiot.co/EverlastDeluxe

Perera Elsewhere 'Everlast' Deluxe Edition
Tracklist:
1. Drunk Man
2. Giddy ft Gonjasufi
3. Bizarre 
4. Light Bulb
5. Ebora ft Aremu
6. Dreamt That Dream
7. Shady ft Springintgut
8. Bongoloid
9. Carousel
10. The Zap
11. Lazy
12. Dimmed Down 
13. Schlepperblume (Bonus Track)
14. Drunk Man (Prefuse 73 AA Meditation Mix) 
15. Giddy ft Gonjasufi (Planningtorock Remix) 
16. Bizarre (Kyson Remix)
17. Light Bulb (Shlohmo Remix)
18. Ebora ft Aremu (Paula Temple Remix) 
19. Dreamt That Dream (Tom Demac Remix) 
20. Shady ft Springintgut (Moire Remix) 
21. Bongoloid (Antipop Consortium Remix) 
22. Carousel (Fis Remix)
23. The Zap (Gobby Remix)
24. Lazy (Benjamin Damage Remix)
25. Dimmed Down (Rroxymore Remix)


Perera Elsewhere - Giddy Ft Gonjasufi (Planningtorock Remix)

from the album 'precious systems' available 7/15

mj guider 'lit negative'

Artist: MARY OCHER
Album: THE WEST AGAINST THE PEOPLE
Klangbad73CD / LP / Digital Download
Release Date: 10.03.2017
Distribution: Broken Silence, Cargo, A-Musik
www.klangbad.de
www.maryocher.com

Mary Ocher - The Endlessness (Song for Young Xenophobes)

Five Years Of Loving Notes's opening song by Domenique Dumont

ATN5YEARS - FIVE YEARS OF LOVING NOTE 
OUT NOW

Five Years Of Loving Notes

ATN5YEARS - DOMENIQUE DUMONT - +371

Taken from the Maximum Joy compilation "I Can't Stand It Here On Quiet Nights: Singles 1981-82", forthcoming on Silent Street Records. 

Pre-order 2x12" here:
https://silentstreet.bandcamp.com/album/i-cant-stand-it-here-on-quiet-nights-singles-1981-82

Lyrics: Wrafter; Music: Maximum Joy
Produced by Dick O'Dell, John Walker, Pete Mayburn
Originally released on Y Records (12Y 11, 1981).

I Can't Stand It Here On Quiet Nights (SSR001 - Mastered WAVs)

Maximum Joy - Silent Street / Silent Dub

from the "Jokes About Rain" CS (NNF337)
Not Not Fun / 2017

INSIDE JOKE:
https://swanox.bandcamp.com/album/jokes-about-rain
https://midheaven.com/item/jokes-about-rain-by-swanox

Swanox "Tess"

First track taken from the album Distant Early Warning.
LP/CD/Digital pre-order: https://laurencepike.bandcamp.com/

Laurence Pike - Life Hacks

Taken from 'Top Of The Pops', a 2018 North American tour cassette.

Lay Me Down

Lino Capra Vaccina - 06 - Antico Adagio

 Klangbad for :::seltsame Musik:::

If one were to capture the release policy of the Klangbad-label in a nutshell, one could say: no stereotypes. It seems that there is no such thing as the typical Klangbad-sound. Although it would not be hard to create a 'sound of the family' against the backdrop of the Krautrock icons that faust are. And in the sense of a 'corporate identity' do exactly the same thing with each new release. People in marketing think that way. Creative people don't.

With Klangbad, Cornelia Paul and Jochen Irmler have created their own creative biotope. At the core of this creative cell they are themselves. Their built-in studio plays a leading role in all their artistic processes. It's here that Jochen Irmler together polishes and hones future releases. It is also the place where the dialogue between the artists and their label takes place. Not only the 'product' and its marketing according to certain trends are the focus of attention, but the creative process. Like faust as a band have always done. The research and exploration of new sounds that the band started, is now carried on by the label.

So in a way the sound of Klangbad does exist, but not as a fulfilment of stereotypical clichés. On the contrary, it is the incalculable, the non-stereotypical and the surprising element which is at the core of Klangbad's catalogue. Intricate Psychedelia, Rock with a cutting edge, intelligent HipHop, Electronica - the curiosity is boundless and they are not afraid of exploring new horizons.

Faust, Circle, Dälek, Cluster, Christy&Emily, nufa, FM Einheit, Ole Lukkoje, Kangaroo Moon, Nista Nije Nista and the others: as varied as their individual music may be, everything sounds original and unmistakable. Because boredom is death. Welcome to the sound of Klangbad!

In 1996, the musicians of faust were fed up with the nuisance of dealing with most of the profit-orientated record companies. Out of this realisation, Klangbad was born. A musical project by faust of the same name in a swimming pool helped to find the name for the new label.

Today they have extended this idea. With the Klangbad Festival, which was started in 2004 as a "thank you" party for all volunteers who helped to built up the FAUST Studios, they have now everything done to work on the above mentioned process. Festival, Label and the Studio are the combination, which allows us to work independent and to create our own sound.

Mary Ocher - The Endlessness (Song for Young Xenophobes)

Klangbad

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