Solo project from Fukuoka, Japan. Making “Mutant Wave” music, combining minimal synth, coldwave with ’50s/‘60s primitive and obscure R’n’R sounds using vintage KORG synths and drum machine.
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The two titles are quite similar in sound, but complementary in style. “Prinzipielle Sicherheit” is very punchy, four-to-the-floor and danceable. The dominant bassline is joined by a punctuated sub-bass, which dynamizes the track. The vocals are heavily processed, seem metallic, machine-like and also give “Prinzipielle Sicherheit” a threatening note. “Der letzte Gang” is certainly not a dance track. Hans Uran and a second voice sing/discuss death, and this is also transported musically as a walk “up to the scaffold”. The title seems at first somewhat arhythmic, but reveals itself on closer listening as a deliberate staccato that seems to musically implement the trembling, the duty to the end. [Damals on Discogs]
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Here’s the latest Hertz-Schrittmacher compilation featuring Nao Katafuchi, The Ottoplast, Echo West, Kinder Aus Asbest, Aska, Luminance, Novosti Kulturi, Pleasure System, Staatseinde, Björn Peng, Tilly Electronics, Mojo Beatnik and Angleter. |
