That night the septet combined free sound improvisations and electro-acoustic music with psychedelic, traditional and cosmic frequences in avery particular and idiosyncratic manner.The result is a 16 minutes long ensemble of sounds, an elegiacallygliding swirl of resounding, clacking, booming and billowing sounds,which intensely and hypnotically swells out of the boxes. Sometimes itproduces a chaotic impression as percussion sounds, billowing whisper,nervous howling and creaking guitar sounds get hectically jumbeled. Themusic resounds constantly powerful and measured and mountains of dullsounds, mystic and drawn-out voices, which resemble electronicallyalienated Sufi rituals during a consciousness-expanding trip, arise.But it does not turn out to be endless singsong or even mere boringrepetition. In short: It was a downright crazy, exciting and impressingexperience, which, as it was eternalized on vinyl, developes its ownspecial character.
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 White Vinyl with silkscreened artwork printed on one side of the record. Recorded live at Oetinger Villa, Darmstadt on May 21, 2007 
Artwork By [Art And Print] – Thomas Weirich 
Mastered By – Pete Swanson Performer – Aidan Baker, Jan Werner, Leah Buckareff, Martina Ripplinger, Pascal Hector, Ronnie Oliveras, Ruth-Maria Adam  
Recorded By – Matthias Woernle 
Limited to 93 copies. Released on Meudiademorte & Hlava in august 2007. 
There is also a second edition (failpress) 30 copies with handmade covers from datashock and 40 copies by Nadja. 
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