Monthly Archive for February, 2007
Some other music-news reached me a little while ago about some re-releases and remixes by Holger Czukay. His two albums Flux + Mutability and Plight & Premonition with David Sylvian have been some of my top-favorite albums for many years.
Holger Czukay will release a new version of Plight & Premonition, twice as long (!) (more)
Last Monday an old dream of mine finally came true: After all these years I finally had the opportunity to see Michael Brook play live, here in Baltimore!
I have known him and followed his work since I was introduced to his album Sleeps With The Fishes with Pieter Nooten long before I started collecting 4AD (more)
Trisomie 21 were a French independent, electro-pop, ambient (difficult to categorize) band in the 80s/90s. A good friend of mine and EBM-fan introduced them to me in around 1990 with two vinyl records Raw Material and Plays The Pictures.
These two albums were just wonderful and I began to collect all their albums in the following (more)
When I tried to catch up on the latest release I read that em:t closed again. That’s all I read, I didn’t get any further details and I haven’t searched for more on the web yet.
In the early 90s I collected all releases under the t:me recordings label, but in 1996 they went bankrupt. The (more)
The Charles Theatre in Baltimore started the Ingmar Bergman revival series last week with Secrets of Women. Tomorrow there will be the second installment Smiles of a Summer Night. All together they are going to present 13 films by Ingmar Bergman. Ingmar Bergman on the big screen—a real treat every Saturday at noon…
Coming up as (more)
