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Mouse on Mars

Dabbling in complex, heavily hybridized types of from ambient, techno, and dub to rock and roll, jazz, and jungle, German post-techno duo Mouse button on Mars was the mixed effort of Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner (of Köln and Düsseldorf, respectively). Mouse on Mars created in 1993, apparently when …

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Microstoria

Microstoria is a aspect task of Oval’s Markus Popp and Jan St. Werner of Mouse on Mars. Merging Oval’s fetish for Compact disc scarification with MoM’s unusual instrumentation and breezy, subtlely inchoate agreements, the pair’s mixed efforts arrive off much as you might anticipate. The group debuted with a set …

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Lithops

Lithops may be the single guise of Jan St. Werner, recognized to most as fifty percent of well-known Köln/Düsseldorf-based duo Mouse on Mars. Also an associate of abstract ambient clothing Microstoria, St. Werner is inclined toward middle surface along with his Lithops materials, fusing the even digital weirdness of Microstoria …

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F.X. Randomiz

Köln, Germany’s enigmatic A-Musik label offers produced a few of the most fascinatingly organic reshufflings of experimental ambient and post-techno. Even though his name typically just helps it be onto his personal produces, Felix “F.X.” Randomiz continues to be involved in some way with many of them. A contributor towards …

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Von Südenfed

Having a name that alludes to Germany’s southern region and a decongestant, it isn’t surprising that Von Südenfed help to make mischievous, boundary-blurring music. A task of Mouse on Mars’ Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner and Fall vocalist Tag E. Smith, Von Südenfed pit Smith’s inimitable lyrics and vocals …

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Jan St. Werner

Best known as you fifty percent of the innovative German electronic duo Mouse about Mars, Jan St. Werner (created Jan Stephan Werner in Nuremberg, Germany in 1969) also pursued a single profession as Lithops and under his personal name. His single work in fact predates Mouse on Mars, using the …

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