Video: Nuved

Nuved - a music video
Nuved – a music video based on footage taken in and around New York in Oct. 2011

In 2011 my first solo tour to the USA took place. On that occasion I was able to take some spontaneous video shots in and around New York.
Filmmaker and -editor Bernd Thiele consented to create a music video based on that material.
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A Listeners Guide to centrozoon

a brief summary of a round table talk with friends and collaborators of centrozoon
a brief summary of a round table talk with friends and collaborators of centrozoon

Around the time of the release of the album “Boner” from my band centrozoon Tobias Reber, Lee Fletcher, Erik Emil Eskildsen and I met for a round table talk. Whitney Leary created this audiovisual compilation from the 1-hour discussion. Continue reading A Listeners Guide to centrozoon

Video: centrozoon – La Waltz of Kirk

centrozoon - La Waltz of Kirk
new video clip: centrozoon – La Waltz of Kirk

A stop motion animation clip created by Unsung Productions’ 2011 intern Mia Plassmann (animation), who had also assisted in the filming of the centrozoon Fire session, with video editing by Bernd Thiele.
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Space psychedelia descended on the Rotunda in Philadelphia last night.  In the latest concert in the Event Horizonseries, it was a three band show with PYXL8R, Groupthink and headlined by Tim Motzer & Bernhard Wöstheinrich.

Tim Motzer is sonic experimentalist who you’ll find attending most of the outside music shows in Philadelphia from free jazz to Radiohead.  He’s recorded with a host of new music luminaries including David Sylvian, King Britt, Can’s Jaki Leibezeit and his own electro-lounge group, NuCultures.

Bernhard Wöstheinrich has been on the German avant-space music scene since the late 1980s, playing with Centrozoon, Markus Reuter and Ian Boddy.  His album as The Redundant Rocker, Escape, is an oblique take on techno-pop.

On the stage of the Rotunda, Motzer and Wöstheinrich created one long, circuitous performance.  Wöstheinrich sat on the right hand side of the stage behind a…

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