C-Schulz_and_Hajsch--C-Schulz_and_Hajsch-2000-sb

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     s w e e t b e a t s

     december.30.2001 - #830
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     artist      : C-Schulz & Hajsch
     album       : C-Schulz & Hajsch
     year        : 2000
     label       : Sonig
     genre       : Lo-Fi
     catalogue   : SONIG13CD
     url         : www.sonig.de
     quality     : CD 192k HQ True Stereo

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     01.Untitled                                                   04:50
     02.Untitled                                                   09:43
     03.Untitled                                                   08:22
     04.Untitled                                                   02:18
     05.Untitled                                                   04:35
     06.Untitled                                                   05:53
     07.Untitled                                                   02:39
     08.Untitled                                                   01:45
     09.Untitled                                                   02:49

     09  tracks | 42:54 mins | 59,0 MB

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     About a decade ago, well before the "Sound of Cologne" reached
     public acclaim, Carsten Schulz (C-Schulz) und Hans-Juergen Schunk
     (Hajsch) formed the nucleus of a small scene which, altough based
     in Cologne, was already operating on an international level. They
     had teamed up with various musicians, artists and producers to
     design a music that was more than mere experiment. In 1996, the duo
     ceased their public performances, and have since limited their
     activities to producing music - to them the most challenging way to
     grapple with sounds. Their new album, which took C-Schulz & Hajsch
     three years to make, is out now.

     This album - which necessarily had to go untitled - represents a
     new, complex music, realized through clearly structured
     arrangements of microtonal material. It blends accoustic
     instruments (tuba, harmonium, guitar and clarinet, among others)
     with field recordings and concrete sounds. Still, the studio
     remains the most important instrument. So that this quiet, gently
     prodding music takes on surprising depth and dimensionality. Call
     it Ambient, but it's far from the over-simplifications.

     Turning their back on the scene's bustling activities, and
     focussing on a reduced set of musical parameters, has given
     C-Schulz & Hajsch the possiblitiy to take up and extend Cologne's
     long-standing tradition of sound research. --c-schulz.org

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                            s w e e t b e a t s


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              greetings to klangwerk, mgc, sour, dh, impg & sfe

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