70s German analog love
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Over at Incomplete Tales, Gravalax took an essay that John Elliot of Emeralds wrote for Self-Titled about some of the German analog synth dreamers in whom he's found influence, and supplied burns and scratchy uploads for a small library of past masters and unknown deities of the Kosmische Musik tradition.
From the article from the article:
Schnitzler—a very reclusive artist—released his records privately in the ’70s, but they were bootlegged again in the early ’00s in very scant quantities. The use of analog sequencers in his work is very forward thinking. Though he later went on to use more rhythm-based structures paired with aligned sequencing, this recording is a bit more abstract.
Posted on August 31, 2009. More on: emeralds, incomplete tales of several journeys, john elliot, krautrock, schnitzler
Keith Fullerton Whitman played back some kind of pre-recorded Conrad Schnitzler show at No Fun this year, actually.
— nate d on August 31, 2009