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BEC 5543961
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$31.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Double LP version. Includes CD. Daniel Brandt - Jan Brauer - Paul Frick: Brandt Brauer Frick. Three German sound architects who burst onto the Berlin stage in 2009, reinventing techno with acoustic instruments, on stage and on disc. Francophiles, their unique featuring on Echo is Catherine Ringer from cult band Les Rita Mitsouko on the title "Encore". Brandt Brauer Frick's influences range from minimal masters Steve Reich and Philip Glass to Ricardo Villalobos's techno. Their fifth album Echo is impeccably produced, a masterly burst of dynamism and precision, revolving around on club music, between serene minimalism and irresistible groove. Echo is Brandt Brauer Frick's "classic sound". The one that has contributed to the renaissance of classical music in contemporary pop. Also features Friedberg.
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BEC 5543960
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$14.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 6/7/2019
Daniel Brandt - Jan Brauer - Paul Frick: Brandt Brauer Frick. Three German sound architects who burst onto the Berlin stage in 2009, reinventing techno with acoustic instruments, on stage and on disc. Francophiles, their unique featuring on Echo is Catherine Ringer from cult band Les Rita Mitsouko on the title "Encore". Brandt Brauer Frick's influences range from minimal masters Steve Reich and Philip Glass to Ricardo Villalobos's techno. Their fifth album Echo is impeccably produced, a masterly burst of dynamism and precision, revolving around on club music, between serene minimalism and irresistible groove. Echo is Brandt Brauer Frick's "classic sound". The one that has contributed to the renaissance of classical music in contemporary pop. Also features Friedberg.
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2LP+CD
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BEC 5156649
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Double LP version. Includes CD. Joy is Brandt Brauer Frick's fourth album and the first one to be truly vocalist-focused and song-centric. With the help of Canadian poet-singer Beaver Sheppard who played a prominent role the composition, BBF explores what the band-members describe as "post-religious" themes, such as struggling to find joy in times of uncertainty and instability. This makes it without any doubt BBF's "Nietzsche album". Following on from their latest album Miami (2013) Brandt Brauer Frick keeps moving away from the dark mood of their early releases and the image of a "classical new music ensemble" to resemble more closely an "experimental rock band". With much more grit and growl than before, they draw upon genres and styles that are not conventionally associated with joy: krautrock, punk, drum'n'bass, indie rock, new wave, and pretty much every other "-wave" from the '80s. With each track offering a contrasting combination of styles and genres, BBF succeed in devoting a whole album to a single feeling without making it either monotone or cliché. Instead, they build on euphoria to expand and enrich electronic music's emotional range with new textures. Joy is more than an album, it is an emotional journey.
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Joy is Brandt Brauer Frick's fourth album and the first one to be truly vocalist-focused and song-centric. With the help of Canadian poet-singer Beaver Sheppard who played a prominent role the composition, BBF explores what the band-members describe as "post-religious" themes, such as struggling to find joy in times of uncertainty and instability. This makes it without any doubt BBF's "Nietzsche album". Following on from their latest album Miami (2013) Brandt Brauer Frick keeps moving away from the dark mood of their early releases and the image of a "classical new music ensemble" to resemble more closely an "experimental rock band". With much more grit and growl than before, they draw upon genres and styles that are not conventionally associated with joy: krautrock, punk, drum'n'bass, indie rock, new wave, and pretty much every other "-wave" from the '80s. With each track offering a contrasting combination of styles and genres, BBF succeed in devoting a whole album to a single feeling without making it either monotone or cliché. Instead, they build on euphoria to expand and enrich electronic music's emotional range with new textures. Joy is more than an album, it is an emotional journey. CD version comes in a digipack and with a six pages accordion booklet.
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K7 331-1EP
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Concepts and ideas come fast and furious to Berlin trio Brandt Brauer Frick. Having turned heads from the group's inception with their classically-informed approach to creating techno compositions with acoustic instruments, BBF's output has been characterized by a restless creativity. Now the band adds a new element: the voice of collaborator Beaver Sheppard, who adds vocals to two new compositions. The first fruits of the collaboration, "Holy Night" and "Poor Magic" comprise this single, rounded out by a remix from Tom Trago.
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K7 302-2EP
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"A solid three song remix package featuring choice remakes from Mouse On Mars, Dollkraut, and Max Graef."
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K7 302LP
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Double LP version in a gatefold sleeve. Comes with a CD of the album.
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TART 015EP
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Corky is the third EP from Brandt Brauer Frick on Tartelet Records and features a remix from Tartelet's own James Braun. Let yourself be seduced by the track's panoramic echoes and pumping bass drum. Hop aboard an odyssey that leads Brandt Brauer Frick through the technoid city of Detroit. It's a fine ride indeed.
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TART 011EP
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The German acoustic techno trio Brandt Brauer Frick presents their second EP on Tartelet Records. "Piano Shakur" follows a rough and jazzy approach, featuring a minimalistic piano motif accompanied by sloppy drums, vibraphone and a heavy bass. "Bop" is an epic, polyrhythmic monster that goes beyond all description. Check out the video -- Kanye West even posted it on his blog. Remix work is by Peter Kremeier aka Losoul -- as hypnotic as house music can get.
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