Marcus Schmickler
German composer Marcus Schmickler first came to prominence as a member of POL, the project formed by Carsten Schulz (C-Schulz) that released Transomuba (1994), that mixes field recordings, world and techno music, and Baby I Will Make You Sweat (1995), the (vastly inferior) soundtrack to a movie.
Schmickler then recorded Wabi Sabi (1996), an avantgarde work of computer-generated drones that updated Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music to the digital age.
Onea Gako (Odd Size, 1994) was credited to Marcus Schmickler, and it was co-arranged and produced by C-Schulz.
The Pluramon project debuted with Pickup Canyon (1996), a collaboration with Can's drummer Jaki Leibezeit. Pluramon operated on a reconstructionist agenda: he meticuously rebuilt in studio the sound of an instrumental prog-rock band by layering live and computer-generated sound...
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Schmickler then recorded Wabi Sabi (1996), an avantgarde work of computer-generated drones that updated Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music to the digital age.
Onea Gako (Odd Size, 1994) was credited to Marcus Schmickler, and it was co-arranged and produced by C-Schulz.
The Pluramon project debuted with Pickup Canyon (1996), a collaboration with Can's drummer Jaki Leibezeit. Pluramon operated on a reconstructionist agenda: he meticuously rebuilt in studio the sound of an instrumental prog-rock band by layering live and computer-generated sound...
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