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The ever-resourceful Patrick Pulsinger has launched a new imprint for his works: BigBeak Recordings. For BigBeak's first release the Viennese producer, well known for his involvement in Cheap Records and his techno classics for R&S and Disko B, is once again living out his passion for experimental jazz and abstract electronica. Together with Berlin's Werner Dafeldecker Pulsinger has formed dp-S, a project utilizing only live bass and unsequenced modular synthesis.
The project's first album 'Conjecture', packaged in an artwork by Austrian artist Tobias Pils, is only available at dp-S live shows in a strictly limited vinyl edition as well as for digital download exclusively through zero". To celebrate the launch of the label, BigBeak is further making 'Easy To Assemble. Hard To Take Apart.' available again, Patrick Pulsinger's long deleted glitch-jazz masterpiece from 2002.
Those preferring Pulsinger's techno productions over his abstract material should not fret: A long overdue new album of all-out electronic goodness is rumoured to be in the works and should be out before long. |
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nice article!!
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znrR, 2 years ago via zero-inch.com |
