Gentle fingers dancing on the keys tonight. Having yet another interview special on syndae, this time with EM grande Bernd Kistenmacher. He's been one of the most productive and well received artists in the 80s and 90s and has just made a return to music and stage in these years. Many things are different, and you will get to know Bernd's opinions and impressions on these changes as well as interesting insights and information on his upcoming symposia on November 27 and December 4.
We're pulling the strings tonight with an interview featuring rock/electronic music crossover artist maxxess. Take a listen to a rather progressive kind of sound combining the dynamic and deeply emotional electric guitar play with the unique and versatile possibilities of synthetic waves. Enjoy the music and insights given by tonight's guest, Max Schiefele. And, if you'd like to see him on stage, check out for his upcoming gig together with Pyramid Peak on November 13th.
Halloween. Time of ghosts and horror. Tonight's episode gives you a trick-or-treat feeling, spine-chilling up to your naked bones. I'll keep quiet to not spoil the atmosphere, so I hope you'll enjoy my selection of dark and spooky tracks by Annode, Bluejooz, Innfallen, Karsten Hamre, and the Secret Druid Society, plus a slight calming finale by Gastón Arévalo.
A special weekend coming up, Halloween is near. But first, we turn to the contemplative side of these days. Enigmatic voices combined with fabulous electronic waveshapes, music to dive deep into easing mind and spirit. Here come Devas, Computerchemist feat. Nemesis, Rainbow Serpent and Isgaard, Faber, Gert Emmens and Cadenced Haven, and Harald Nies.
A bunch of fresh releases stacks up on episode 107, combining music by some very well known guys from the 80s and 90s with the younger generation of this millenium. Tonight on the menu, dancable music by Brainwork, F.D.Project, Fort Fairfield, No Tabac, Robert Schröder, and The Pels Syndicate.
Being busy with lots of festivals on electronic music, here come some fine tracks to slow down life. Peaceful, easing music by Deborah Martin, Feedback, jujigen, pulsn, Walter Roos, and including my guess to the anniversary album competition of Ian Boddy.
A big bunch of hot and fresh music comes around these days. Here comes an episode featuring 4 brand new releases by Claudio Merlini, David Helpling & Jon Jenkins, Picture Palace music, and Ron Boots & Synth.NL, plus one yet unreleased track by a newcomer to EM and syndae, Klangzaun.
Time draws near the Ricochet Gathering, only two weeks before an early electronic christmas in Berlin. And here comes even more music of participating artists. On tonight's show, enjoy marvellous and fascinating tracks by Akasha Project, B. Ashra, Daniel Bloom, Krzysztof Horn, and an exclusive audio excerpt by Remy.
Going to catch up with one of the biggest German EM events coming up in about two weeks: the Ricochet Gathering. Four days of electronic music starting around noon and ending late at night each day, having improvisation sessions as well as regular concerts and, moreover, featuring a press session with Johannes Schmölling on Saturday. Sounds like a real feast, and what's more to know about the Gathering and the man behind you will get to know on tonight's special, featuring an interview with Vic Rek of Ricochet Dream, including some musical excerpts by Paul Lawler, Jerome Froese, and from the 2003 edition of the Gathering. And don't miss volume 2, having more music by artists playing live in Berlin at the Ricochet Gathering.
