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Showing posts with label Sankt Otten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sankt Otten. Show all posts

Friday, February 27, 2015

Sankt Otten "Engtanz Depression"


Country: Germany
Genre(s)Electronica, Krautrock
LabelDenovali Records
FormatCD, vinyl, digital
Release dateFebruary 27, 2015
Tracklist
  1. Beten, tanzen, küssen - 04:49
  2. Im Lichtorgelparadies - 05:25
  3. Sing die Apokalypse - 12:00
  4. Ich bau Dir ein Museum - 07:59
Line-up
Stephan Otten : Drums, Synthesizers, Programming, Voice
Oliver Klemm : Guitar, Synthesizers, Piano

Media/Samples 
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Friday, June 28, 2013

Sankt Otten "Messias Maschine"


Country: Germany
Sub GenreElectronica, Krautrock, Post Rock
LabelDenovali Records
Release date: June 28, 2013
Tracklist
01. Du hast mich süchtig gemacht [feat. Jaki Liebezeit ] (5:57)
02. Die Messias Maschine (7:19)
03. Mach bitte, dass es leiser wird [feat. Miles Brown] (5:16)
04. Im Himmel angekommen [feat. Ulrich Schnauss] (6:52)
05. Das grosse Weinen ist vorbei [feat. Jaki Liebezeit] (4:14)
06. Da kann selbst Gott nur staunen [feat. Coley Duane Dennis] (6:01)
07. Das Geräusch des Wartens [feat. Jaki Liebezeit ] (6:56)
08. Wenn ein Masterplan keiner ist [feat. Harald Grosskopf ] (6:19)
09. Nach Dir die Sinnesflut [feat. A. E. Paterra] (5:09)
10. Endlich ein schlechter Mensch [feat. Christoph Clöser] (12:00)

Line-up
Stephan Otten : Drums, Keys, Programming
Oliver Klemm : Guitar, Keys
   With
Jaki Liebezeit (Can) : Drums] (1,5,7)
Miles Brown (The Night Terrors/Heirs) : Theremin (3)
Ulrich Schnauss : Synthesizers (4)
Coley Duane Dennis (Maserati) : Guitar (6)
Harald Grosskopf (Ashra/Klaus Schulze) : Drums (8)
A. E. Paterra (Majeure/Zombi) : Drums (9)
Christoph Clöser (Bohren & der Club of Gore) : Saxophone (10)

Description/Reviews
Sankt Otten are mostly emphasising their electronic side by locating themselves somewhere between the warm analogous sounds of electronic music’s pioneer days and the Berlin school. Their synthesizer gear is more than impressive, and their outfits somehow recall the austerity of Kraftwerk, but that doesn’t mean that they are not open for other influences, especially the Eighties are often a welcome guest in their music.
Read the full review at disagreement.net

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