Grenzprobleme by Paul* Leonie Hermansen (aka 7€0N13, Almanterror)

Mit freundlicher Unterstützung des Studios für Elektroakustische Musik der Akademie der Künste.
Programmnotizen (Deutsch, 16 Seiten):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IyxM7KzQsSsRHUILRf80XICjPJBtSSVZ/view?usp=sharing

Realized with friendly support of the electroacoustic studio at the academy of arts in Berlin.
Composition Notes (English, 14 Pages):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Usg8OE3iA7hQib3xhQuN7Z9xm-OydYnS/view?usp=sharing

Download includes pdf program notes in german and english and bonus pics.

Please send inquiries about a future physical release via the bandcamp contact protocol.

Tracklist

1.	To suffer	16:26

2.	a cut	5:34

3.	I approach your boundary.	1:13

4.	As we embrace (wenn ich)	15:32

5.	we shift	9:16

6.	Into light (and out).	19:13

7.	My god (bestimmte)	10:32

8.	chalk lines.	11:29

Credits

released November 22, 2024

Line-up:

Alison Koehler: Improvised poetry
Jason Stoneking: Improvised poetry
Ravi Bade: Trombone
Alison Beattie: Tenor Saxophone (Track 01)
Thomas Breuer: Extended electric guitar, Electric Bass
Jakob Lerch: Alto saxophone, Bb Clarinet, Flute
Paul* Hermansen: Drums, Percussion, Computer, Violin, Guitar, Keyboards and Sampler, Plastic Trombone, Extended voice, Modular Synthesizers, Re-composition, Orchestration

Additional Speaking Voices: Nourhane, Daniel, Vera, Benji, Saoirse, Leana, Jochen (RIP), Doris, Martin, P*H

Synthesizers, piano, cymbals and Subharchord recorded at Studio für elektroakustische Musik der Akademie der Künste Berlin.

Field recordings from several international journalistic channels or captured privately in Germany, Israel, Gaza and Denmark.
TV recordings from India, primarily concerning Burma and Tibet are also featured, so are radio and TV recordings made in Germany.

Radio and Microcassette player recordings captured in Reichenberg (Rhineland/Pfalz) at the homestead of artists Doris and Jochen (RIP) Klinkhammer.

Mixed and mastered by P*H

Big thanks to all musicians/poets who participated!
Special thanks to Doris Klinkhammer.

In loving memory of universal artist Anthony Dolphin (1968-2024) who passed away during the making of this record from a serious illness.
Without him, I wouldn't have met Koehler, Beattie and Stoneking.

License

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.