Kowalski
Schlagende Wetter
FormatCDLabelSuezan StudioGenreExperimental
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In 1982, when the entire industrial elite of today was still in primary school and could barely read and write, four experimental musicians under the name Kowalski released an album called "Schlagende Wetter", which the NDW-fixated German public completely ignored, as expected. With their bizarre steel machine rock, vaguely situated between Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream and Bap, Kowalski were a whole decade ahead of their time and ignited a crashing, pulsating sound inferno by means of artfully polished guitar sounds alone (the disc does completely without keyboards), which at the same time seems machine-like cool and pleasantly alive. In 1996, when industrial drone has long since become socially acceptable, "Schlagende Wetter" finally has its CD premiere. Another case for the category "misunderstood innovators who were appreciated far too late".
Format
Limited Edition.
Release notes
Limited Edition.
| 1 | Der Körper Bin Ich | ||
| 2 | Stahlmaschinen | ||
| 3 | Komm Hier | ||
| 4 | Eine Peinsame Zeit | ||
| 5 | Indianer | ||
| 6 | Ultradeterminanten | ||
| 7 | Massenhass | ||
| 8 | Zauberer | ||
| 9 | Liliom | ||
| Bonus Track | |||
| 10 | Der Arbeiter | ||
- Kaoru Koyanagi
- Coordinator [Release Coordination], Liner Notes
- Takashi Makabe
- Design [Layout Design]
- Hans Bäär
- Lyrics By (4, 5, 7, 9), Music By
- Rüdiger Braune
- Lyrics By (4, 5, 7, 9), Music By
- L.C.
- Lyrics By (4, 5, 7, 9), Music By
- Suse Behrendt
- Lyrics By (1 to 3, 6, 8)
- Uwe Fellensiek
- Lyrics By (4, 5, 7, 9), Music By
- Conny Plank
- Producer
- Uwe Baltrusch
- Remastered By [Digitally Remastered By]
- Michael Wenzel
- Technician [Technical Support]
