Der Räuber Und Der Prinz“Jagd Auf Den Hirsch, Guti Rmx” | ||
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 Zoom in | Label | Desolat |
| Cat. No. | DESOLAT014 | |
| Format | EXCL12"E | |
| Orders from | Wed, 20 Oct 2010 | |
| Price | Please sign in to see price | |
Review |
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Desolat is proudly based in Düsseldorf, and is therefore happy to announce this new release: a 12″ full of music with a definite sense of place. Eerie synthesiser pulses, funk-infused drums and languid guitar-scapes have been part of the musical topology of Düsseldorf since the early Seventies: and this particular release pays full tribute to that legacy, with Jagd Auf Den Hirsch ("Hunt for the Stag") comprising an eerie piece of swampy lazer-forest rock. This sound is also a modern day staple of Düsseldorf’s nightlife at the Salon des Amateurs, a small bar attached to the Kunsthalle art gallery that is an oasis of hypnotic disco nightmares. The Salon is where Der Räuber und der Prinz made their first live appearance in 2008 (when the original composition for Moogwalzer was debuted), and both members of the band frequently play there: Ralf Beck with his bodyrocking club act Unit 4 and Sebastian as half of art-rock duo Noblesse Oblige. Meanwhile two of the guests on this release - Detlef Weinrich also known as Toulouse Lowtrax, contributing words about a ghostly maiden on Moogwalzer, and Thomas Klein contributing drums to Jagd auf den Hirsch - are both original members of the quintessential Düsseldorf act Kreidler. Salon DJ resident Vladimir Ivkovic also had a hand in the creative clarion call for the Jagd auf den Hirsch ("Hunt for the Stag"). To complete the circle, Düsseldorf’s new resident and Desolat mainstay Guti wrote his remix in the middle of the night in Buenos Aires, as a kind of letter to his new home-to-be. There we have it: a true tribute to a city we love, with tracks for the dancefloor as well as moments of melancholic contemplation. |
DESOLAT014 in the media |
Feedback: “ Amazing mixture of sounds & moods! Remixes well
represented Brothers
Vibe This is superb, once again a great surprise and im very pleased to listen to this type of electronics. Im really into this stuff as I use to make madness like
this under Bel Air Project..and BEATLESS i should dig
to send u some of this .. thank you anyway for this
amazing fulllllll support Alex Attias Really good tracks Moogwalzer
is great and Guti mix is very cool too Hernan Cattaneo brave signing
here, really like the tracks that again not please the peak time madness...
well done fellas... Dave Vega vielen dank
für diese Promo. "Peter
und der Wolf" lässt grüßen. Wer ist der
RŠuber, wer ist der Prinz? Cooler stuff!!! Meat Sick soundtrack and an amazing guti
remix! Lauhaus Top release !!! 10 points Vielen
dank Basti Schwarz Really like all the ep will
play all full support !! Hector / Phonica LOVE.. guti's mix... full support on this Carlo Lio WOW!!! I LOVE THIS!! Alexi Delano Damn love this stuff.. intriguing / sexy / passionate . perfect
for a Mario Bava movie. Davide Squillace new music from desolat,again! love the originals,
but guti remix is the Track for me! thanks Giuseppe Cennamo nice ep Paco Osuna for me,
probably the best Desolat release so far...
brilliant... Ivan Smagghe The Guti Mix is the one for me ! Nice hypnotic tune. Dorian Paic Respekt!
Dass ihr als
Düsseldorfer Label jetzt einen Krautrock-Release
auf Desolat rausbringt finde ich
echt bemerkenswert! Da bezieht
ihr euch auf die musikalische Tradition aus den Siebzigern, die schon mal
weltweit fŸr
Furore gesorgt hat. Der Conny Plank wŸrde sich freuen
darŸber und ich freu mich auch! Das Vinyl
hole ich mir auf jeden Fall. Vielen Dank
für den Mut, full Support! Tobi Neumann hammer
release!!! love it! tINI again great
release. Nice to hear REALLY original music being pushed.
Love moogwalzer for listening. And of course Guti's awesome remix for playing out! Tim Green BOOOOOOMB Release!!! Full support and charted! Reboot Quite alternative to the usual Desolate output which
was a surprise and refreshing even if it wasnt really
my thing.. Clive Henry It's getting more and more interesting on this label. I love it and "Jagd auf
den Hirsch" will definitely find the way into my sets, while the rest will
be stored on the ipod for heavy rotation. Robert Dietz |
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