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PALAZZO 014LP
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$32.00
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RELEASE DATE: 6/26/2026
PNØ is the duo project of experimental vocalist Agnes Hvizdalek and techno innovator Jakob Schneidewind on electronics. They combine minimalistic musical structures with organic improvisations, pure vocal sounds with drum machines, synthesizers and effects that trigger and manipulate each other's output. Their vision for the future of music makes them explore crossing points between experimental and electronic dance music. Their first album, Zakeri, was released in 2015. Since then, they have performed, among others, at ORF Musikprotokoll, Wiener Festwochen, Jazzwerkstatt Wien, Ottosonics, and de/semble.
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PALAZZO 013LP
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The music of the duo Parajekt is created on electronic instruments. Drum machines, samplers, modular synths, and effects devices all culminate in a tape recorder, whose limitations invite them to work with great musical and sonic precision. The resulting pieces serve as the first layer and as a sound score, which is then overwritten, mixed, and refined with dub techniques in a subsequent step. Elements inspired by electronic beat music, musique concrete, and noise merge in a musical performance that brings the studio action onto the stage and places it front and center.
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PALAZZO 012LP
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Elektro Guzzi return with their 11th studio album, Liquid Center -- more focused than ever, yet more sonically open. The album presents the trio on a new level: their sense of precision and structure meets an unexpected depth and warmth. The sound is more restrained, more subtle -- and in this way, it gains even more presence. What stands out: this album sounds different. And it feels different too. Over the course of a year, the band developed a recording technique that translates their analog live energy into a sonic image that captures both the physicality of a band in space and the cool abstraction of techno. The result is a sound that doesn't seek loudness, but detail -- clear, warm, deep, and with an almost artificial precision. Liquid Center is not a loose collection of tracks but a coherent album experience. With every listen, it opens up a little more: a new texture, a shifted perspective, another layer emerging from the space between groove and sound. Maybe it's the music that's changing. Or maybe it's just the way you hear it.
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PALAZZO 010LP
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Monochord are Vienna-based musicians Bernhard Hammer and Jakob Schneidewind, two thirds of Elektro Guzzi, though Monochord paints a different picture. Electroacoustic experiments and filmic elements define the music that develops instinctively yet irrevocably, a sense of forward motion setting them apart. Compositionally minimal, their tracks maximize their inherent potential all the way through to their logical and even illogical end. Referencing electronica, ambient, shoegaze and at times modern classical harmonics, Monochord builds and unbuilds in a slow heartbeat. Introspective and filmic, its quiet and non-confrontational nature makes Monochord move in the interzone between various spheres. Their music escapes definition and that is its truest definition. Its subtle pulse and evocative and drony feel invite and inspire. Featuring Franz Hautzinger and Renee Benson.
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PALAZZO 009LP
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The ninth studio album of the band Tumido features trumpet player Alex Kranabetter (Soap and Skin, Vodoo Jürgens). For more than 20 years, Tumido has been on the lookout for something new, always on the move, focused on energy in any form, driving rhythms, powerful bass, spacey drones. Trumpet has always been a big part of their sound universe, so it felt very natural to collaborate with a master of trumpet sounds, Alex Kranabetter, and record an album together. "Lithox" -- a maelstrom you can't escape, sucked in by a hypnotic bass and driving rhythms into a trance world you don't want to leave. "Dwa" -- a summer hit out of Hades on the slide to hell. "180°" -- a volcanic eruption on a lonely island. "Dirt Rodeo" -- the branches of the fire tree dance with laughter, clouds of smoke cloud the senses and the landing is a success.
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PALAZZO 008CD
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Elektro Guzzi have been playing techno with drums, bass and guitar for 15 years. During this time, they have released ten albums, seven EPs, and various singles and remixes. They have played around 500 concerts at clubs and festivals around the world. For a lot of releases and shows Elektro Guzzi have had the opportunity to collaborate with great, like-minded musicians. Some of these collaborations have been recorded but have not been available to the public until now. Some of the group's most eclectic yet danceable tracks recorded as a trio also haven't found their way to our audience yet. Although they usually focus on searching for new sounds in the future, they now allow ourselves to find them in their past. This is a compilation of "lost tracks" that have been waiting on hard drives to be rediscovered and finally made available to you. Features Martin Klein, RocketNumberNine, Yoruba Percussion, and Polybrass.
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PALAZZO 007LP
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Elektro Guzzi from Vienna are back with their new, their ninth album, Triangle. Since their first, self-titled album in 2010 (MACROM 018CD/LP), Elektro Guzzi have been working on a variety of techno that is not programmed on a computer or sequencer, but rather analogously performed by using electric bass (Jakob Schneidewind), drums (Bernhard Breuer), and electric guitar (Bernhard Hammer) and it is techno-music, that arises in the moment of interaction -- a music that often develops in the direction of cosmic music. On Triangle, Elektro Guzzi overcame the natural, "learned" sound of their instruments. The futuristic concept of techno shines through all the more as a role model -- that there is precisely this clear idea of transcending the present by playing a hypnotic, interlocking music of the future. Triangle is the logical next step for a band that is always looking for "more", for departure, for consistency. The forced break of the lockdowns 2020/2021 and the restrictions in the context of the crisis made the band move closer together; on Triangle, Elektro Guzzi increased their efficiency to the unbelievable.
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PALAZZO 003LP
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For their Trip, Elektro Guzzi's first trio album since 2017, they return to their core competence of creating driving techno on the spot. Through their impulsive interplay and the heavy use of effect circuits they create an energetic and unique form of dance music. More directly than ever before, all tracks on this album capture Elektro Guzzi's live sound and energy. Trip will be the first vinyl release on their very own Palazzo Recordings imprint and it will be the purest Elektro Guzzi record so far. Includes download code.
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