Mega Blowout Sale
Klaus Fichter - vocals, keyboards, guitar, synthesizer, drums, percussion
Rolf Fichter - vocals, keyboards, Mellotron, synthesizer, vibraphone, flute, guitar, bass
The Fichter brothers were the main folks behind the classic 1974 Brain release “A Meditation Mass” by Yatha Sidra. After Yatha Sidhra released their great (and only) release, it seemed like they totally vanished, but then this showed up about 6 years later.
It’s about half spacey like Yatha Sidra and about half a bit more...
Compositions for the Hyperion ensemble by Dumitrescu, Avram, Hodgkinson and Cutler recorded at the Nancy-Vanoeuvre festival. Contents:
New Meteors and Pulsars (Dumitrescu, 1982) : For Tape and Percussion : Tape by Iancu Dumitrescu, Soloist, Chris Cutler
Nouvelle Axe (Avram, 1988) : Hyperion Ensemble
Life On Earth (Cutler, 1998) : Hyperion Ensemble with Ana Maria Avram, Prepared Piano and Tim Hodgkinson, Clarinet and Bass Clarinet, Chris Cutler, Percussion
Black Death...
Second, final and best album by this folk/psych duo who used male and female vocals, acoustic guitars, pianos, organs, mellotron, bass, synths, percussion and more.
"Being in Berlin at the time, they soon caught the attention of of the enthusiastic Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser who signed them up for his 'new German folk music label" Pilz. The album Saat was a truly progressive folk masterpiece, with the beautiful 'English' vocals of Dolly Homes and occasionally the contrastingly Teutonic voice of Maik...
Janet is a great, great, classically trained guitarist who plays a unique, personal music, usually for solo and/or prepared solo guitar. She's been quietly working for a long time and this, her third release, recorded with the equally great, great (but better, better known) Fred Frith will bring her a lot more attention, which she fully deserves.
Having had a rare chance to see her perform in the East (she opened up for Boud Deun at one of their final shows in 1998), the fact that the public at...
“One for the cognoscenti, Flaming Youth's sole album, 1969's Ark 2, marked the first time that future Genesis drummer (and later frontman) Phil Collins appeared on record. Now a collector's item, the concept album, inspired by the 1969 Moon landing, didn't quite send the group rocketing to fame, but it did start the countdown for Collins' giant leap into Genesis in the summer of 1970.
Before that, however, he was the one-man engine room for Flaming Youth, whose touring schedule took them to Europe...