This is the sixth solo album by East German software musician, producer, label-owner and e-poet, AGF (aka Antye Greie), who is now based in Hailuoto, Finland. The artist herself on Einzelkämpfer: "As the title suggests, the work investigates lone warriors - from the deep sea creatures to the human individuals, the woods, our earth, achievements through solitary action and considerations about this. I based my thoughts and research on scientific papers, ancient and recent literature, personal emotion and cr...   [ read more ]

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AGF's latest album has a title both poetically evocative and objectively accurate -- Words Are Missing is an instrumental release, or rather what vocals there are create tones rather than recognizable speech. More so than her previous releases, this is an art statement of an album -- no bad thing when done right, and the booklet packaging and general feeling of the whole is of a curious but not incomprehensible artifact. The music's the core of that feeling, unsurprisingly, and the flow of ghostly vo...   [ read more ]

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Antye Greie-Fuchs was invited to perform at the Klangpark, an outdoor performance space set up during the Ars Electronica Festival. The theme of the 2003 edition of Ars Electronica was "Code -- The Language of Our Time." AGF chose to approach code in both its linguistic (verbal) and programming entities. Her 43-minute set consisted of segments composed for the occasion as well as bits and pieces from her album Westernization Completed, which had just been finished. Her voice is central to...   [ read more ]

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