Schnitzler, Conrad

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler + Pole
P: 2017
The German pioneer of electronic music Conrad Schnitzler (1937-2011) amassed a vast archive of sounds  for use in combination with each other in live performances. In 2011 the idea came up of con-structing new compositions, not remixes, from this material. The Con-Struct series was born. This release features con-structions by Pole.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler + Pyrolator
P: 2015
The German pioneer of electronic music Conrad Schnitzler (1937–2011) amassed a vast archive of sounds for use in combination with each other in live performances. In 2011 the idea came up of con-structing new compositions, not remixes, from this material. The Con-Struct series was born. Our release features con-structions by Pyrolator, co-founder of the legendary German label Ata Tak, solo artist and member of various seminal post-punk bands such as D.A.F. and Der Plan. "My prime objective was to present a side of Conrad which I had always heard in his music but one which often goes unnoticed: a darker, technoid side. Conrad has always been one of the great pioneers of classic Berlin techno music", says Pyrolator. Convince yourself!

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler + Steve Schroyder
P: 1977 / 2010
LTD: 300
Lost sessions from 1977 with Patrick Gresbek. Composed by Conrad Schnitzler, Patrick Gresbek (track: 4 to 8), Steve Schroyder (track: 4 to 8)

Extinct orders of the Class Bivalvia (From the lost tapes of 1977).

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler & Wolfgang Seidel
P: 2010
Limited edition of 150
10 Hours of previously unreleased music on 10 CDs (not CDrs).
These hidden gems were recently discovered by Wolfgang and brushed off to finally see the light of day. The quality of the music is a high quality production that sounds superb.
Historic Archive of recodings by Konrad and Wolf from 1973-1977.
Limited to 150 box sets with custom USB containing 11th hour (11 kW/h) and some special info files. Handnumbered.

Here the last copies!
 

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1993
The record mainly consists of very random, slowly progressing synthesizer sounds and notes which supposedly sound 'eerie' and 'dramatic'. It does not have any chord progressions nor arpeggios, just eerie notes with eerie, dissonant intervals.

Here the last copy!

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2012
The last work made by Schnitzler, finished a few days before he died. 36 tracks throughout 40 years of electronic music.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1974 / 2012
Originally released in 1974 in an edition of 500 copies, this, along with the three Kluster albums as well as Conrad's album Rot constitute not only some of the rarest albums of the now highly sought-after "kraut-rock" scene, but also some of the most extreme musically. More rhythmical than the previous Rot, this CD contains a bonus track from the same time period not on the original LP.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1981 / 2012
With his sixth regular album, released in 1981, the avant-garde artist/musician Conrad Schnitzler seemed to dive deeper into "commercial territory" (he even sings!). "Con 3" might have sounded rather disconcerting to Schnitzler listeners at the time. He dared to attempt a balancing act between the high artistic aspirations of the avant-garde and the more entertainment-driven nature of pop music. Many had tried their luck at this tour de force and failed, not least because they lacked the necessary credibility. Not Schnitzler. He remained true to himself, and hence retained his credibility, integrating his new experiences and information resources wisely and creatively into his idiosyncratic and unmistakable music. Our reissue comes with liner notes, rare photos and six bonus tracks

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1985 / 2009
Limited edition of 1000 copies. "Remastered & Miniature LP Cover Series" and "The 80's Works Series". Insert with Japanese and English liner notes.
Original release: private release, Transmitter Cassetten TC133/134 (Germany, 1985).
Digitally remastered at Peace Music Tokyo, Japan 2009.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1993
LTD 1000
This is the typical Schnitzler style.