Музыка и песни REGENORCHESTER XII / REGENORCHESTER XII

Founded 1995 in London by Austrian trumpeter and band leader Franz Hautzinger as an ensemble for experimental music, the project developed over the years into a mixed style fusion band. Various musicians like Fennesz, Tony Buck, Otomo Yoshihide, Burkhard Stangl, Oren Ambarchi, Martin Siewert and others were part of this long-time and often changing project. Strongly influenced by the electronic music genres of the 1990s, the band developed its specific "Regenorchester Sound" - vigorously pulsating, continuously evolving sound structures with electric guitar power and strong brass melodies based on pushing rhythms. Relics was recorded live at the Klangspuren Schwaz festival in 2019: Franz Hautzinger - quarter tone trumpet Christian Fennesz - guitar, laptop Otomo Yoshihide - guitar, turntables, el. devices Luc Ex - bass Tony Buck - drums, percussion Mixed by Martin Siewert / Franz Hautzinger Mastered by Martin Siewert Artwork by Lasse Marhaug, Linernotes by Reinhard Kager - translated by Mark Fisher

Founded 1995 in London by Austrian trumpeter and band leader Franz Hautzinger as an ensemble for experimental music, the project developed over the years into a mixed style fusion band. Various musicians like Fennesz, Tony Buck, Otomo Yoshihide, Burkhard Stangl, Oren Ambarchi, Martin Siewert and others were part of this long-time and often changing project. Strongly influenced by the electronic music genres of the 1990s, the band developed its specific "Regenorchester Sound" - vigorously pulsating, continuously evolving sound structures with electric guitar power and strong brass melodies based on pushing rhythms. Relics was recorded live at the Klangspuren Schwaz festival in 2019: Franz Hautzinger - quarter tone trumpet Christian Fennesz - guitar, laptop Otomo Yoshihide - guitar, turntables, el. devices Luc Ex - bass Tony Buck - drums, percussion Mixed by Martin Siewert / Franz Hautzinger Mastered by Martin Siewert Artwork by Lasse Marhaug, Linernotes by Reinhard Kager - translated by Mark Fisher