a collection of remixes for other artists I've done over the years

Styrofoam Remixes

newPop

Converted By http://soundiiz.com, Spotify To Soundcloud

Indie While You Work

ruduo

Spacerock #2 (postrock, math rock, krautrock, psychedelic electronica, etc)

american analog set

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THE POSTAL SERVICE: Give Up 20th Anniversary Reissue (Sub Pop) - "The District Sleeps Alone Tonight"

Animal Shapes EP -- Released 2010 on Tricycle Records

Geographer - Kites

White Fence "Like That"

2006 remix I did for Leigh Nash's "Remixed 2" EP on Nettwerk

Leigh Nash - All Along the Wall (Styrofoam Remix)

Ancient Echoes- Eternal Tapestry

I just found this one back on an old cdr in my studio and thought I'd share it. It's an unreleased mix of The American Analog Set's "Gone To Earth" off their amazing "Know By Heart" album. I think I produced this about nine (!) years ago. Back then I did three remixes of songs off this album: "The Postman", "We're Computerizing" (both released on the AmAnSet's "Updates EP" and this one which has stayed firmly in the closet until now. AmAnSet singer Kenny would go on to guest on my "Nothing's Lost" album and even played in a Styrofoam live line-up for about five East Coast shows in November 2005. I think the Amanset guys might have found this one a little too dancey and that's why it didn't make the cut alongside the two other remixes. I remember clearly how I got to this remix. I didn't know the band at all back then but I really really loved the record and I emailed their label while it was playing on my turntable and before the first side of the vinyl had finished I had already received a reply from them saying they would love me to remix some songs. The rest is history, as they say.

The American Analog Set - Gone To Earth (Styrofoam Remix)

Stay On My Side Tonight

Drugs Or Me (Styrofoam Remix)

This is a remix I did back in 2005 for Subpop as part of The Postal Service "We Will Become Silhouettes" single release.

The Postal Service - Nothing Better (Styrofoam Remix)

I've been listening to Blonde Redhead since forever so it was a pleasure to work on this remix. The original is off their "Penny Sparkle" album on 4AD records.

Blonde Redhead - Oslo (Styrofoam Remix)2016 REMASTER

Bot'Ox - Crashed Cadillac

Spacemen, Can You Hear Me?

The Big Roar

Whirring - The Joy Formidable

God(d) Of Thunder Vs. Sukia

From the album "Family Perfume" VOL 1 out April 3, 2012 on Woodsist Records

White Fence - It Will Never Be

Long Flight - Future Islands

produced by pepe e giaga with the gabriele fabbri guitar'S :-)

Margot "Goblin Think"

With the deep love of early electronic music, Muhamad Fahri a.k.a Gonzo chooses to take a step closer to what Terry Riley, Ash Ra Temple, Klaus Schulze, Popol Vuh and other experimental music pioneers had experienced in the 20th century; the power of handling sound machines that is capable of creating limitless possibilities of sonic experimentation. 

Very much inspired by the beauty of the underwater world, Duck Dive organize a mixture of analog keyboard synthesizers, sequencer, and effects, to create live compositions of electronic music with a full layer of melodies, rhythm, and sound, mimicking a unique meditative atmosphere given by the life of the deep, blue ocean.

Duck Dive - Inner Projections

The American Analog Set - The Postman (Styrofoam's just like the nineties never happened mix)

Skanfrom - Here She Comes

White Fence - be right too

Taken from new album "Tiden" which is available at the Bureau B online shop:
http://shop.tapeterecords.com/records/bureaub/roedelius-schneider-tiden.html

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ROEDELIUS SCHNEIDER - TIDEN (release date: June 28th 2013)

Not long after Hans-Joachim Roedelius (Cluster, Harmonia) and Stefan Schneider (To Rococo Rot, Kreidler, Mapstation) had released their first album "Stunden", accompanied by a few live shows in 2011, Eric Satie and Brian Eno were quoted as the great inspiration for their musical collaboration. Fine references no doubt, one having invented musique d'ameublement, and the other having refined it into ambient music 80 years later. Yet "Tiden" does not sit easily in either camp. This is neither tasteful decor (à la Satie), nor is it electronic-auditory space filler (à la Eno), gazing towards infinity. The short duration of the 13 pieces is enough to discount either genre. Better to consider these as concentrated, inspired études, carefully thought through and in no way random or sketchy.

With cheerful gravitas, the two artists create absolute music – music which desires only to be itself, without ulterior effects and with the declared intent of involving the listener in his emotional, inventive game. Perhaps Franz Schubert's moments musicaux would be a more suitable citation. The lightness and atmospheric intimacy of this music reveal Roedelius (grand piano, synthesizer) and the decades younger Schneider (Elektronik) as musicians who understand how to listen to one another and improvise on each other's ideas immediately. The result is a lively, relentless interplay of great composure, more surprising than any tide could be, as precise calendars exist for tidal flows.

Roedelius can already look back on a adventuresome career in music. Schneider has also prospered through exciting decades in contemporary pop. This is the second time their paths have crossed. "Tiden" keeps the promise which their first album made, genial contemporary music from two artists who are as one in heart and soul. And when Roedelius steps on the pedal of his grand piano, well it squeaks a little. (Asmus Tietchens)


About the musicians:

The electronic pioneer Hans-Joachim Roedelius lives in Baden near Wien (Austria) and is a legendary figure in popular music. He founded the seminal bands Cluster and Harmonia, which also included Dieter Moebius and Michael Rother. He produced the albums "Zuckerzeit" (1974) and "Deluxe" (1975), which are considered blueprints for today's electronica and were recently successfully reissued. And in the late 70s he worked with the great Brian Eno – the albums "Cluster & Eno" (1977), "After The Heat" (1978) and "Tracks & Traces" (1997) document the cooperation between the Bowie and U2 producer and the sound researcher who was then living in a creative commune in Forst.

Roedelius began releasing solo albums in 1978. He was already exploring the interplay between piano and electronics on his second LP, "Jardin au Fou" (1979). This synthesis is also the core of "Stunden". The Düsseldorf based Stefan Schneider was a founding member of Kreidler (1994â€“99) and is part of the trio To Rococo Rot. He has released several albums under the name Mapstation.

http://bureau-b.de/roedeliusschneider.php

Roedelius Schneider - Hohner Omen

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