Ursula Bogner was a German housewife with an eccentric electronics habit. She spent her life as a pharmacist, a mother and a curious explorer of the synthesizers' universe. She died in 1994 and her underwater glitch experiments has been collected, thanks to her son Sebastian and to Jan Jelinek, on a highly recommended posthumous album "Recordings 1969-1988", on Jalinek's own label Faitiche. A minimalist, analog chemical reaction wrapped up in a reel to reel tape that sounds like the gurgles, giggles and droning hums of an amphibian extraterrestrial wandering voyager. What sounded more like an hobby than a profession to her, it turned up a very avantgarde and prompting document for the new DIY electronic generation.
http://www.boomkat.com/jukebox/jbFramed02.cfm?tracks=182738:149082&type=music
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=149081
Nessun commento:
Posta un commento