All die-stadt-records Items

CD Feature/ Nadja/ Aidan Baker/ Leah Buckareff: "Trinity" Growing more mysterious: Nadja are turning into an object of musical consideration and analysis.

LP Feature/ Andrew Liles & Fovea Hex: "Gone Every Evening" Everything is bigger: Incomprehensible loops outside one’s own control.

CD Feature/ Organum: "Omega" Composing is doing and listening is understanding: Jackman stresses the coherence of all things.

David Jackman/Organum: Discards 10 full albums, finishes "Holy" trilogy David Jackman aka Organum has brought his „holy“/historical trilogy to a close. What started out in mid-2003 as a move ...

Roger Doyle: Prize-winning "The Ninth Set" out Irish composer Roger Doyle ‘s prize-winning “The Ninth Set” has been made available to the public by German record company ...

CD Feature/ Asmus Tietchens & Richard Chartier: "Fabrication" Just as many elements as the ear can process: An epic micro-landscape.

CD Feature/ Fovea Hex: "Allure" The plot unravels: A quiet promise that everything will be well.

CD Feature/ Z'EV: "Production and Decay of Spacial Relations/Reproduction and Decay of Spatial Relations" This could be mimicry: The dream of the machine, turned into flesh.

CD Feature/ Z'EV & David Linton: "Untitled" Four tracks, four different styles: A blessed collaboration of two minds bound to meet.

15 Questions to Clodagh Simonds/Fovea Hex When I was still a school boy, I used to turn off the light at night, turn up my stereo ...

CD Feature/ John Waterman: "Calcutta Gas Chamber" Relentless monotony and ever-changing uncertainty: A lucid nightmare of epic proportions.

CD Feature/ Asmus Tietchens: "Zwingburgen des Hedonismus/Mysterien des Hafens" "Conventional" music: A matrix-organised set of variations on the B-A-C-H theme.

CD Feature/ Jonathan Coleclough & Andrew Liles: "Torch Songs" A natural symbiosis: Coleclough’s objects hypnotically contrast with Lile's meditative fields.

CD Feature/ Monos: "Generators" The wait at the shore; the gaze out on the sea.

CD Feature/ Organum: "Amen" You wouldn’t even move just when the rainclouds start to burst.