Bureau B Hamburg, Germany
Bureau B is a Hamburg based label which releases past and future classics unearthed from genres including (but not limited to) electronica, avant-garde, post-rock, neoclassical and (kraut)rock - a colourful spectrum of diverse, yet contigiuous musical genres. ... more
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[Bureau B Subscription 007] [2012.03.09 (2013)] [17 tr.] [57m48s] Wunderland ist wunderbar :-) Such a creative use of samplers! Uplifting music, plenty of light here, imagine Johannes Schmoelling's The Zoo Of Tranquility on an even more carefree fashion. The ideal music for a well deserved coffee break while you're enjoying the 17 travels that this album proposes. A very nice discovery, which contains 5 bonus tracks! I've enjoyed it a lot. Thank you so much!
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Spells and Daubs (Bonus)
by Kreidler
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[Bureau B Subscription 014] [Subscriber Exclusive 5] [Companion album to Spell and Daubs (2022.01.28)] [2022.05.19] [3 trs.] [15m09s] 3 very well produced tracks with vocal treatments. A break of the instrumental stream of the prior album. Both moon dedicated tracks are eerie and delicate. Howling closes the trio of encores with vocal harmonies and tribal vibes who fit well the atmosphere of the two prior tracks. Kreidler shows us here another facet of his sound which is very likable. Nice!
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[Bureau B Subscription 006] [1977 (2009)] [9 trs.] [36m14s] [A side: Trs. 1 - 4 / B side: 5 - 9] A wonderful album packed with minimal ambient masterfully played by Dieter Moebius, Hans-Joachim Roedelius and Brian Eno, engineered by Conny Plank. Holger Czukay helps on track 1, whilst Asmus Tietchens and Okko Bekker collaborate on track 8. 9 miniature worlds, soundtracks for films yet to be filmed, so delicate and delicious that they can be heard on loop. This is a top-notch album!
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Pull the Rope
by Ibibio Sound Machine
The ensemble infuse a club-thumping sound with massive vocal hooks and uplifting lyrics.
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Your Day Will Come
by Chanel Beads
Straddling the threshold between studio performance and digital technique; the NYC artist applies "fake jazz" principles to synthpop.
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Composer, producer, and Folly Group co-leader Laggard salutes early industrial and grime through a hard-hitting, club-focused side project.
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[Bureau B Subscription 008] [2020.04.17] [4 trs.] [45m18s] Now this is serious stuff. There aren't many albums like this one, so well crafted, with a great equilibrium between two evocative instrumental tracks (1 & 3) and two mesmerizing songs (2 & 4). All works like a charm! Solid and nuanced work, plenty of kosmische beauty and ambient, kraut splendor. Beware with the impressive Himmelfahrten piece, it's very addictive!!! Bravo!
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