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Tag Archives: Holger Adam
Kalacakra – Crawling To Lhasa
The duo of Heinz Martin and Claus Rauschenbach recorded and released “Crawling To Lhasa” in 1972. It is the only album the duo recorded and it’s a very funny experience to listen to it. Musically it sits somewhere between early … Continue reading
Roedelius – Selbstportrait
In the 2006 German TV documentary “Kraut & Rüben”, Hans-Joachim Roedelius talked about how certain frequencies (and loud volumes in general) once affected his health. In his early days as a musician (starting out with Kluster) he didn’t know anything … Continue reading
Peter Michael Hamel – Hamel
Having already released a first record with his world music/fusion/whatever group Between, Peter Michael Hamel dropped this stunning body of work. Musically it’s covering a lot of styles without falling apart into its diverse pieces. It is instead a cohesive … Continue reading
Popol Vuh – Herz aus Glas
Tradition has it that most of the actors were hypnotized during the shooting of “Herz aus Glas”. Popol Vuh’s music is the perfect equivalent to Werner Herzog’s mesmerizing movie. From the first single notes of “Engel der Gegenwart” to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1977, Brain, Daniel Fichelscher, Florian Fricke, Holger Adam, Mathias von Tippelskirch, Renate Knaup
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Michael Vetter – Informationen. Eine avantgardistische Musikstunde für Kinder
The title translates as: “Informations. An avantgardistic lesson in music for children”. And it’s exactly what you hear on the record – it’s a live recording, so to speak: Children chanting, humming and making lots of other noises. It’s an … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, Holger Adam, Klett, Klett Verlag, Michael Vetter
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Anima Sound – Stürmischer Himmel
When Julian Cope presented his Krautrocksampler back in 1995 Anima Sound was not included. Looking back Cope’s book is lacking a lot music that nowadays is common to the digital informed cosmic voyager (from Siloah to German Oak or even … Continue reading