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June 3, 2017 – “The Beloved in a Snowflake” digital edition
The digital edition of ‘The Beloved in a Snowflake’ was just remastered by Markus Reuter and sounds even better than before!
Essential Michael Peters listening:
My own favorite pieces from the past few years.
Most of these tracks are solo electric guitar improvisations with electronics and loops.
All pieces have been released before on Bandcamp and Soundcloud but I have made a number of edits for this release, and finally, Markus Reuter added his fairy dust, mastering all pieces.
Listen and download on my Bandcamp page (the album will also become available on Amazon, Spotify, Google Play, and a number of other digital stores during the next days)
March 30, 2017 – “The Beloved in a Snowflake” limited CD edition
Just in: a package with 100 beautiful digipacks of ‘The Beloved in a Snowflake’, containing a personal ‘best-of’ of electric guitar based loops and soundscapes, most of which taken from the Escape Veloopity album series, but edited to some extent for the CD release.
March 17, 2017 – “Accumulating Time Lags” limited CD edition
Just in: a package with 50 beautiful digipacks of ‘Accumulating Time Lags’, containing new mixes of the tracks from the 2014 Bandcamp version plus an edit of the August 2016 Berlin loop.
If you want a copy for 10€, please come to my gigs in Paris, Berlin, or Cologne this April and May
MUSIC POSTS
The livelooping tour that some of my friends did this spring (concerts and workshops in Paris, Florence, Brescia, Prague, Dresden, ...
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"Paris Spring Loops" was the title of this year's international livelooping festival, organized by Nelly Meunier and Emmanuel Reveneau. The ...
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Another wonderful new year's concert by The Absurd at Cologne's LOFT. On this saturday, the streets were so icy in ...
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When multiinstrumentalist and livelooper Rick Walker started doing the first international livelooping festivals in California 15 years ago, he probably ...
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My loop guitar colleague Gerd Weyhing had invited a few musicians to spend five days in a castle in the ...
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I am in Berlin now for a week, on my way to the "Bohemian Polyphony" event - more of this ...
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Emotional Sense by Georgina Brett stopping the car on top of the hill midnight, black velvet sky, and just over ...
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In the afternoon of the second day of the Florence Livelooping Festival, Fabio Anile (who had to work on Monday ...
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Another Livelooping festival, this time in beautiful Florence ... Some of you might remember the sentence "my god, it's full ...
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This was the weekend of the 2nd international Livelooping Festival in Cologne - I had organized the first one almost ...
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Last saturday was very full. I worked until noon (no pictures of the ColdFusion code that I wrote, that would ...
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Recently, I was the only participant showing up on an official but small-scale Adobe Coldfusion Developer meeting at Starbucks, on ...
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25 years ago, a guitarist from Cologne called Michael Frank started a band called The Absurd. Their mixture of rock ...
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Fragments today as there is a slightly fragmented, slightly surreal feeling - I just read something surreal, and something slightly ...
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My second end-of-November improvisation concert (my first one was in 2008) with percussionist-singer-bassist Uwe Schumacher in a church in Bonn, ...
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I live in the countryside 30km east of Cologne - it takes 45 minutes to drive into the city. This ...
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Who remembers Catweazle? When Daevid Allen entered stage yesterday where his band Gong was already playing, he was clad in ...
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A tourist visit to Seattle, especially for a retro-futurist enthusiast like me, is usually (literally) topped by a visit to ...
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After many attempts to find a sunny weekend where both of us had time for a few days of vacation, ...
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People do strange things. Many people (including my wife) think the things that I do are quite strange too. Last ...
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The spoken word on this track is from a Hugo Ball poem that I found on Ubuweb. After a gig ...
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