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Noch-Mal
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BRD-Bewegungsmelder
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Flasche W.
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Der Finger reicht
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Wolfgang Kirchheim Heidelberg, Germany
"I want to tell stories with my music. Stories without text, without plot, more like a (not-so-)blank sheet, a musical frame in which I can imagine stories or story fragments. I like the idea of having space for my own feelings and emotions while listening to music and that is what I try to provide for my listeners as well." ... more
Wolfgang Kirchheim recommends:
Field Documentary Recordings - NEW YEAR BELLS
by shinichiroa
It's what you hear more than anything else. So listen.
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愛してるぜ鯉売店 - Live Noise Improvisations
by 愛してるぜ鯉売店 a.k.a. hitch vs. N(S)N
My partner in crime, Noise is Silence is Noise.
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This is one of the most easy yet deep jam-based recordings I was ever part of. Regrets of the past in a beautiful flow.
go to albumIf you like Sort of Social Service, you may also like:
Sonic Essences
by Angela Winter
With all proceeds going to benefit Ukraine, the latest from Angela Winter is a beautifully haunting work that centers the human voice.
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Wave Debris
by Diana Duta & Julia E. Dyck
An otherworldly release uses modulated frequencies, feedback, & field recordings to explore the sensation of unperceived natural phenomena.
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You're Never Really Alone
by Jonah Parzen-Johnson
A collection of improvised baritone sax and flute compositions that strike a compelling balance between softness and spontaneity.
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