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15 Questions to Klangwelt Like so many other artists from the field of electronic music, Gerald Arend (who composes under the Klangwelt pseudonym since ...

CD Feature/ nobile: "pelktron" Holds the promise of great things to come and delivers on some of them right away.

CD Feature/ Limpe Fuchs: "pianobody" Her methods are rooted in the moment, not in metavisionary complexes.

CD Feature/ Jan Vogler: "My Tunes" Applies a different set of colours, tastes and sonorities to a scene sometimes saturated by the violin.

CD Feature/ Utopia Banished: "Dirtward" This conscious effort to step one gear back only adds to the tension.

CD Feature/ Steve Schroyder: "Klänge Bilder Welten" A concept album about different moods stretching over two CDs and 100 minutes.

CD Feature/ Genevieve Pasquier: "Virgin Pulses" A mixture between totally deranged chansons and erotic dime novels with pink covers.

CD Feature/ Manuel Göttsching: "E2-E4 25th Anniversary Edition" Now considered as one of the greatest and most influential pieces of music of the 20th century.

CD Feature/ 17 Pictures aka Wechsel Garland Electronics are the glue, which hold these fragile acoustic constructs together.

CD Feature/ Mirko Uhlig: "Storm: outside calm tamed" Uhlig may be the first to touch upon the frailty of noise.

Future Ambiance Pholde and Emerge are presenting new concepts of "Ambient" music.

CD Feature/ Dronaement: "ezoterick muzick" One of the few artists from his line of work who truly think different.

Book Feature/ F.S. Blumm: "Drawings" A gripping sense of movement.

CD Feature/ Feu Follet: "Toi et le son" Can carry you wherever you want to go.

CD Feature/ Peter Maag: "Mozart - Le Nozze di Figaro" Remorselessly catchy and relentlessly creative.