We are proud to announce our first May 24 title: Michael Fischer's feedback solo sax album Feed Back Saxo Fone. Everybody who was present at Klang 30 will remember Michael's incredible set; now finally we have captured the energy and noise of his solo playing on an album. More details in the catalogue section. Still very fresh is Frank Gratkowski's Entrainment - a highly energetic international free jazz quartet and The Clear Observatory, a highly introspective album by Italian sound designer Massimo Toniutti. Also, Blaine L. Reininger's latest solo album Ghost Festival is quite new to the catalogue and also selling fast. This one won't last too long here at the Klang HQ. Hans Joachim Roedelius' and Michael Begg's duo album is now sold out here, but copies might still be available from our distributors.Next up will be Maschine by Mozo Mozo and the fifth album in our Etant Donnes re-issue series.Watch this space!

We are back from our holiday and already there's a new release for you: German sax player Frank Gratkowski's new project Entrainment presents its debut album on Klanggalerie, featuring Kazuhisa Uchihashi, Dan Peter Sundland and Steve Heather playing a playful free jazz with a lot of energy. More details in the catalogue section. Still fresh is Massimo Toniutti's new album The Clear Observatory, another brilliant exercise in experimental soundscape music.The CD presentation for Anthropods was an amazing evening, with two thirds of Other:M:Other opening the evening as Beyond the Beat. May will see a trio of new items: two Austrian free jazz records - Michael Fischer's solo feedback sax album, and punkrpckjazz group Mozo Mozo's debut album called Maschine. The third will be the fifth installment in our Etant Donnes re-issues series, a first time CD of a cassette album from 1984.

We are happy to announce that The Clear Observatory - Eyepiece Musique, the new album by Italian sound designer Massimo Toniutti is now in stock. Details in the catalogue section of our website. Also brand new is Abundant Shores, the second album by Austrian jazz supergroup Anthropods, consisting of Mark Holub, Clemens Sainitzer, Irene Kepl, Susanna Gartmayer and Jakob Gnigler. The albun will be presented live at Rhiz, Vienna, this Sunday 7 April at 20.00 hrs. Also playing will be Beyond the Beat, two thirds of the wonderful Other:M:Other. From Saturday 13 April to Sunday 21st April the Klanggalerie office will be closed as we will be lying under palm trees in the sunshine. After our return, we will have the third April item ready - Frank Gratkowskis new project Entrainment with their debut album. May will bring three more releases: Michael Fischers solo feedback saxophone, Mozo Mozos Debut Maschine (Austrian jazz/rock madness) and The fifth installment in our Etant Donnes re-issue series.