Sampler und 7inch auf TuT/RuR

TREUE UM TREUE / REUE UM REUE kommen Anfang November mit dem dritten Teil ihrer Tribute-Reihe auf den Markt, sowie mit einer neuen 7inch. Hier die Ankündigung:

ENID FLEURETTE ET POUSSIERE
“PARTICIPER A UNE OBSERVATION”
(tut028)

7” - black vinyl + 16-page booklet
Lim. Ed. +/- 200 copies

ENID FLEURETTE ET POUSSIERE is the first musical endeavour of a man who, without being a musician himself, has dedicated most of his life to music; a man whose perspective until now has been that of an indefatigable seeker of lost musical treasures, and whose work has been instrumental in the revival of the 80s electronic underground: Jörg Steinmeyer, better known in minimal electro circles as Dr KERNKRACH. Aided by Joachim Saleina on guitar, he delivers on this debut 7” two tracks of pure 80s reminiscence: side A swings between early 80s DIY industrial à la CABARET VOLTAIRE and SUICIDE-like no wave neurosis, while side B is all murky weirdo batcave in best TROP TARD style. “Participer à une observation” is conceived as the soundtrack to a series of black and white photographs, taken by Jörg both at home and abroad along the years and presented here in a 16-page booklet. True 80s music from a true 80s man!

More information, previews and sound clips on the label page:
http://www.tutrur.com/tutrur_html/index.html

VARIOUS ARTISTS
“RECUERDOS DEL FUTURO:
UN HOMENAJE AL SONIDO DE VALENCIA ”
(Angle02)

12” LP – black vinyl + full colour insert
Lim. Ed. +/- 250 copies

After “Todesblei Salonfähig gemacht” and “Retours d’Acide”, here comes the third volume in TuT/RuR’s tribute compilation series, this time on Rectangle Astral!

Featuring: OJALA PUDIERA, ANTONI MAIOVVI, A2, TZII feat. SAMANTHA C., TEATRO SATANICO, PACHA KING feat. JOTA, MAKiNA GiRGiR, SABLE ET SCIURE, CORNFLAKES 808.

When, at the end of the 80s, the wave of Techno washed over Europe, it not only revolutionized the world of music at large…. it also created a multitude of local genres and subgenres, some of which became universal references, while others remain little known to this day. In Valencia, on the Spanish Riviera, one did not only move to the hardcore rhythms of Mákina in those days. As early as 1989, Julio Nexus and his label Megabeat, later joined by German Bou and Nezkabel Records, began to produce the first records of what was to become “El Sonido De Valencia”. Influenced by Synth Pop, New Wave and EBM, the Sound of Valencia is an unidentified object in the story of techno music: with its baroque synthetic saxophones, its Spanish Twin Peaks samples, its subtle electro beats and its almost kitsch melodies, it has little in common with the 140+ BPM hardcore Tekkno happening everywhere else at the time. Today, almost 25 years later, it is high time to pay tribute to a mostly forgotten and totally underrated scene, which had nonetheless an everlasting impact on many South-European ravers. High time to „remember the future“, with nine contemporary reenactments of the Valencian magic.

More information, previews and sound clips on the label page:
http://www.tutrur.com/rectangle/02.html

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