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North Carolina
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Carolina Soul is a record seller based in Durham, NC, USA. They specialize in rare and classic soul, boogie, gospel and modern obscure tracks from the Carolinas and beyond, mixed with all-time bangers and ballads.

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Hanoi
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Hanoi producer Lý Trang presents an hour of vibrant noise.

AG Geige

AG Geige

AG Geige has been played on NTS in shows including Supporter Radio: Your Specialist Subject, featured first on 12 October 2017. Songs played include Glückliche Reise, Gesichter and Astronauten.

AG Geige was formed 1986 in Karl-Marx-Stadt (nowadays Chemnitz) East Germany. Members were: Frank Bretschneider, Torsten Eckhardt (until 1989), Olaf Bender (replacement for Torsten Eckhardt), Jan and Ina Kummer. For an East German band they played a unique blend of electronic music with dadaistic lyrics sending up government sanctioned media blurb without being too openly critical. The band was championed by a few late night DJs from DT64 (Government run East German Youth Radio) and found niche audience amongst East German alternative types. However, AG Geige felt their own limitations during live performances due to lack of decent technical equipment.
After the fall of the wall 1989 AG Geige played gigs around all of Germany (e.g. Popkomm) and Switzerland. Their biggest concert was in 1991 as part of 3rd International Artrock-Festivals in Frankfurt am Main, which Frankfurter Rundschau described as „Nullmusik“ (Zero Music). AG Geige disbanded 1993.

Releases: „Yachtclub & Buchteln“ (Tape only 1986, re-released 1996 CD) „Trickbeat“ (1989 on East German government owned label Amiga) „Raabe?“ (1991, Label „Traumton“)

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AG Geige

AG Geige has been played on NTS in shows including Supporter Radio: Your Specialist Subject, featured first on 12 October 2017. Songs played include Glückliche Reise, Gesichter and Astronauten.

AG Geige was formed 1986 in Karl-Marx-Stadt (nowadays Chemnitz) East Germany. Members were: Frank Bretschneider, Torsten Eckhardt (until 1989), Olaf Bender (replacement for Torsten Eckhardt), Jan and Ina Kummer. For an East German band they played a unique blend of electronic music with dadaistic lyrics sending up government sanctioned media blurb without being too openly critical. The band was championed by a few late night DJs from DT64 (Government run East German Youth Radio) and found niche audience amongst East German alternative types. However, AG Geige felt their own limitations during live performances due to lack of decent technical equipment.
After the fall of the wall 1989 AG Geige played gigs around all of Germany (e.g. Popkomm) and Switzerland. Their biggest concert was in 1991 as part of 3rd International Artrock-Festivals in Frankfurt am Main, which Frankfurter Rundschau described as „Nullmusik“ (Zero Music). AG Geige disbanded 1993.

Releases: „Yachtclub & Buchteln“ (Tape only 1986, re-released 1996 CD) „Trickbeat“ (1989 on East German government owned label Amiga) „Raabe?“ (1991, Label „Traumton“)

Original source: Last.fm

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Glückliche Reise
AG. Geige
KlangFarbe1987
Gesichter
AG Geige
AMIGA1990
Astronauten
AG. Geige
klangFarBe1989
Fischleim
AG. Geige
klangFarBe1989
Come Together / Cover 1990
AG Geige
Major Label2016
Der Augenzeuge
AG Geige
Zensor1991