Ekkehard Ehlers Discography of CDs

After assessing the state of modern musical minimalism, Autopoieses member Ekkehard Ehlers concluded that, for all the rhetoric and rationalization, this important artistic form's representation has often fallen short of its intentions. Rather than adding ...

Track Listing of songs: Adikia;

After assessing the state of modern musical minimalism, Autopoieses member Ekkehard Ehlers concluded that, for all the rhetoric and rationalization, this important artistic form's representation has often fallen short of its intentions. Rather than adding ...

Ekkehard Ehlers albums Composer: Ekkehard Ehlers. Personnel: Paul Wirkus (percussion); Kai Fagaschinski (clarinet); Werner Dafeldecker, Achim Tang (double bass). Photographer: Jean Luc Bertini.

Ekkehard Ehlers music CDs Ekkehard Ehlers is an artist who refuses to be pinned down by genre constrictions or fan expectations. Over the course of seven full-length albums and compilations he has paid tribute to Albert Ayler, produced an ...

Ekkehard Ehlers discography Track Listing of songs: Adikia;

Ekkehard Ehlers CD discography Sound Chambers is the audio element of an intermedia project also involving architects Nikolaus Hirsch and Michel Müller, and graphic artist Markus Weisbeck. The work was premiered in the park of the Fundaçao Serralves, Porto, ...

In 2001, Ekkehard Ehlers released a compositional cycle of abstract tributes to artistic personalities. Released as a string of five EPs and singles on Staubgold and Bottrop-Boy throughout 2001 and early 2002, they were later ...

With Politik braucht keinen Feind (which roughly translates to Politics do not need an enemy), Ekkehard Ehlers made a conscious attempt to sidestep the aesthetics of his previous solo effort, the critically acclaimed Plays. Much ...

Personnel: Andrea Belfi, Werner Dafeldecker, Ekkehard Ehlers, Keith Rowe .

DJ /rupture fans who are able to remember his excellent studio record from 2004 (Special Gunpowder) shouldn't be surprised at the variety or quality of 2008's Uproot mix album. A collection of downtown techno experimentalism, ...

Auch's full-length Mille Plateaux album, Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye, served as a prime example of the "clicks" and "cuts" movement occurring within techno at the dawn of the 21st Century. In a way similar to the infatuation with the Roland 303's "acid" sounds a decade earlier, Mille Plateaux-affiliated producers such as Pole, Atom Heart, and Sutekh took subtle click sounds and integrated these noises into their music. The 13 songs on Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye quietly arrange these noises around the songs' bassline foundation to create additional tracks of secondary rhythm. For example, small arrangements of clicks and static float atop the overpowering bassline that drives "Fast Run;" these noisy sounds replace traditional percussive or acid sounds. The other songs on the album take a similar approach, stripping away percussion to make space for the clicks while relying on the all-mighty bassline to function as the rhythmic foundation. The combination of subtle choruses of ...