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JOKE LANZ & DIEB13 Musical Education
Joke Lanz was born in Basel, Switzerland and is a well-know noise musician, performance artist and turntablist. He is also founding member and singer in the art rock group Sudden Infant, a meber of the legendary Schimpfluch group (alongside Rudolf Eb.er, Dave Phillips, Marc Zeier and Daniel Löwenbrück) and performs in many duos and and other forms in the improvisation scene. He also writes music for theatre and film, radio, installations and objects. Dieter Kovačič aka Dieb13 is an Austrian improvisational musician who mostly works with turntables. Since the late 1980s he has been experimenting with cassette players, vinyl records, CDs and harddiscs. He has a duo with Billy Roisz which combines electronic music with experimental filmmaking. In autumn 2020, the two met in Vienna for a concert at GrillX. Three turntables were used and the result was amazing: stunning sounds, great humor, heads full of ideas. This CD is a recording of that show. Full tracklist: 1. Musical Education. Price: € 18,-/copy incl. worldwide shipping.
Mit seinem Instrumentalkollegen Joke Lanz stellt Dieb13 sich ganz in den Dienst der
musical education. Dabei handelt es sich um einen
Frontalunterricht aus dem Herbst vergangenen Jahres im GrillX, dem ehemaligen
Ensemble Theater am Wiener Petersplatz. Den beiden Turntablisten, die bisweilen
auch im Trio mit Leo Riegler für Unruhe sorgen, ist anscheinend keine Klangquelle
fremd und erst recht nicht heilig. Von scharfen Soundschnipseln bis zu
ausufernden, fast pastoralen Ballungsräumen reicht die vinyle Palette. Beißender
Witz, beharrliches Brummen und charmante Schlägereien markieren dieses
bemerkenswerte Aufeinandertreffen gleichgesinnter Musikerzieher.
(Freistil, July 2022)
The 38-minute piece is a hyperactive, detailed yet twisted chat between two dubious but adventurous sonic explorers-nomads, most likely in the most dubious hours of the night. This stunning texture is full of dadaist humor and blends sensual voices of pixie-like aliens with urban, metro anchorperson and harsher, obnoxious characters, eccentric songs and fragmented jazz tunes. All is wrapped with wild and reckless imagination and fascinating rhythmic sensibility. This piece unfolds like a mysterious story that visits and rolls in its own leisured and chaotic pace into even more mysterious, infamous and noisier places, as it accumulates its extensive musical education.
(Free Jazz Blog, July 2022)
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