When I posted The Escher Drawings a few weeks ago, I promised "lots [more] like this in the coming weeks." For those keeping score at home, since then, I've done posts for records by Rudy Adrian, Erik Wøllo, and Manuel Göttsching & Michael Hoenig. And that's not even counting synthtastic stuff like Lilli Berlin and Frazier Chorus.
Now, here's another one. Though I'm definitely not getting tired of listening to this stuff -- if anything, I'm gaining steam -- I am running out ways to describe it. So suffice to say: this sounds like a German dude performing extended compositions for multiple synthesizers. Would it help if I mention that they're all minor key?
Track listing:
1. TestTanz
2. ArtMeta
3. Urteil
4. Skizo
5. Der Prophet
Fun, fun, fun
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another great one - many thanks!
ReplyDeleteI had to comment when hit the ball out of the park. This album is the real oddball one. Rolf released a few things on Sky and virtually disassociated himself with the music scene. His stuff was compiled on a Manakin label 2 cd set I believe which is very hard to find just like the artists himself.
ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch!!!
wow, thanks for introducing me to this magic - very much appreciate your efforts and generousity
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