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Con-Hertz England, UK
Conrad Schnitzler worked quite a lot with the younger wave of Berlin musicians in the early-1980's. The duo of Con-Hertz had an unusual beginning, as original tapes issued by Wolfgang Hertz were actually sessions he'd worked on together with Con, and thereafter had remixed, cut-up and manipulated, creating something new without Con's knowledge. The cassette "Face On Radio" was issued in 1986. ... more
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Contaminate
by Alto Stratus
Album by Auricle label owners Alan & Steve Freeman and the project Alto Stratus, a collection of works in the spirit of Conrad Schnitzler.
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2CD Set Anthology 1980-1981
by Aussenminister / Model 81
In the early 1980s Berlin was rife with experimental electronics bands. These two groups were part of the history of sound experimenter Wolfgang Hertz also known with Conrad Schnitzler as Con-Hertz.
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A Cage Went In Search Of A Bird (selections)
by Various Artists
A unique Conrad Schnitzler track features on this release, as well other music in a similar vein.
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DictaCon
by Conrad Schnitzler
supported by 7 fans who also own “Face On Radio”
I love Conrad Schnitzler's art. Thank you for allowing a really inexpensive way to enjoy this release. Can't wait to listen on a good audio system.
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00-767
by Conrad Schnitzler
supported by 6 fans who also own “Face On Radio”
Another delve into the cassauna catalogue...interested to find this late Schnitzler; a towering and prolific figure, this is all you would want it to be...edgy and expansive but also capable of intimately observed minutiae...insistent foregrounding as well as nebulous depth of field...and somewhat ominous and eery...perfect!
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Sketch for Winter IX: Perlita
by Carmen Villain
Geographic North's Sketch for Winter series continues with a set of delicate pieces from Norwegian-Mexican experimentalist Carmen Villain.
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