JAN ST. WERNER - Felder (Fiepblatter Catalogue #4) (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: JAN ST. WERNER
- Title: Felder (Fiepblatter Catalogue #4)
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Thrill Jockey
- Genre: Electronic, Ambient, IDM, Experimental
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 1:04:03
- Total Size: 356 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Beardman
02. Kroque AF
03. Osho
04. Foggy Esor Pt. 1
05. The Somewhere That Is Moving
06. Slipped Through Heaven
07. The Abstract Pit
08. Foggy Esor Pt. 2
09. Singoth
10. Rain Deer
Best known as one half of the innovative German electronic duo Mouse on Mars, Jan St. Werner (born Jan Stephan Werner in Nuremberg, Germany in 1969) also pursued a solo career as Lithops and under his own name. His solo work actually predates Mouse on Mars, with the 1992 album Slow (in collaboration with F.X. Randomiz) and two limited self-released cassettes appearing prior to MoM's 1994 debut. He began releasing music as Lithops in the mid-'90s (around the time of his collaboration with Markus Popp, Microstoria), issuing several singles and two full-lengths, Umi Unit and Didot, by the end of the decade. Despite Werner's work with Mouse on Mars and the duo's spinoff project with the Fall's Mark E. Smith, Von Südenfed, Lithops' output continued at a steady pace in the 2000s, including albums like Scrypt and the two-part release Mound Magnet as well as compilations such as Queries and Ye Viols! During the 2000s, Werner also acted as the artistic director for Amsterdam's Institute for Electronic Music. In 2013, St. Werner released Blaze Colour Burn, the first of a series of experimental releases called Fiepblatter, on Thrill Jockey. The second volume, the limited cassette-only release Transcendental Animal Numbers, which used extreme dynamic and frequency shifts to approximate the random yet organic quality of field recordings, appeared later that year. A limited 10" single called "Split Animal Sculpture" was issued by Infinite Greyscale in 2014. In 2015, Werner collaborated with members of Earth, Oval, and Bo Ningen on Miscontinuum Album, which had already been performed as an opera and radio play in the four years prior to its release. The fourth Fiepblatter release, Felder, appeared in 2016. The album was designed to be performed as a public installation, with the artists free to interpret the work as they wish. ~ Heather Phares
01. Beardman
02. Kroque AF
03. Osho
04. Foggy Esor Pt. 1
05. The Somewhere That Is Moving
06. Slipped Through Heaven
07. The Abstract Pit
08. Foggy Esor Pt. 2
09. Singoth
10. Rain Deer
Biography
Best known as one half of the innovative German electronic duo Mouse on Mars, Jan St. Werner (born Jan Stephan Werner in Nuremberg, Germany in 1969) also pursued a solo career as Lithops and under his own name. His solo work actually predates Mouse on Mars, with the 1992 album Slow (in collaboration with F.X. Randomiz) and two limited self-released cassettes appearing prior to MoM's 1994 debut. He began releasing music as Lithops in the mid-'90s (around the time of his collaboration with Markus Popp, Microstoria), issuing several singles and two full-lengths, Umi Unit and Didot, by the end of the decade. Despite Werner's work with Mouse on Mars and the duo's spinoff project with the Fall's Mark E. Smith, Von Südenfed, Lithops' output continued at a steady pace in the 2000s, including albums like Scrypt and the two-part release Mound Magnet as well as compilations such as Queries and Ye Viols! During the 2000s, Werner also acted as the artistic director for Amsterdam's Institute for Electronic Music. In 2013, St. Werner released Blaze Colour Burn, the first of a series of experimental releases called Fiepblatter, on Thrill Jockey. The second volume, the limited cassette-only release Transcendental Animal Numbers, which used extreme dynamic and frequency shifts to approximate the random yet organic quality of field recordings, appeared later that year. A limited 10" single called "Split Animal Sculpture" was issued by Infinite Greyscale in 2014. In 2015, Werner collaborated with members of Earth, Oval, and Bo Ningen on Miscontinuum Album, which had already been performed as an opera and radio play in the four years prior to its release. The fourth Fiepblatter release, Felder, appeared in 2016. The album was designed to be performed as a public installation, with the artists free to interpret the work as they wish. ~ Heather Phares
Electronic | Ambient | FLAC / APE
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