8 thoughts on “ Berlin - Günter Müller & Steinbrüchel* - Perspectives (CD, Album) ”

1. Jason Lescalleet's "Mattresslessness" was his first full-length solo CD release. The "Momentan-def." CD with Tomas Korber, Steinbrüchel and Günter Müller was the first release for this group and presented Steinbrüchel and Tomas Korber to a different listening audience than they'd hitherto been exposed to.

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2. "SKITS. 13 Exhibitions in 9 Rooms / Third Rehearsal for Nietzsche’s Birthday Party " Published by Verlag für moderne Kunst, Wien / Editor Hendrik Bündge in co-operation with the Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, Michael Müller “The volume under consideration, belonging to the two-part publication accompanying Müller’s exhibition at the Kunsthalle, is an invitation to readers to.

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3. No matter how hard life on tour may have been – these albums prove it was worth it. By Tobias Fischer. The next two volumes of the "Signal to Noise" series will be released on For4Ears in November. Homepage: For4Ears Records Homepage: Günter Müller Homepage: Jason Kahn. Homepage: Tomas Korber Homepage: Norbert Möslang Homepage: Christian Weber.

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4. The origins of this album are found in various live duo performances by Swiss electronicians Günter Müller and Steinbrüchel, recorded between December and May in a handful of European cities. Later, each artist processed and reworked this material, and this album presents the results of these individual acts of recomposition.9/

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5. "Born München, Germany, ; drums and electronics. Though born in Germany, Günter Müller has lived in Switzerland since From he has been playing a unique drum set with a mobile pick-up and microphone system of his own invention which allows hand-generated sounds on drums and percussion to be modulated electronically.

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6. The collection of essays presented in The Berlin Wall offers reflections on the Berlin Wall () from a wealth of interdisciplinary and international perspectives. The studies of literary and cultural texts - many not easily accessible to the English-speaking public - present the Wall as one of the most powerful phenomena and as a visible and decipherable text of twentieth-century life.

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7. Phosphor Magazine (Berlin) > The fifth release by the label List is an excellent compilation featuring a diversity of artists from the electronic/improvisation scene, like for instance Sébastien Roux, Mitchell Akiyama, Hervé Boghossian and Günter Müller. The first thing one notices is the homogenity of the tracks presented on this sampler.

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8. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Best Of Berlin - on Discogs.

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