Schütz, Dieter

Artist: Adelbert von Deyen
& Dieter Schütz
P: 1983 / 2025
Browsing through the old pages of German electronic music, Bureau B has discovered another hidden gem from the Sky Records archive: "Inventions", the 1983 collaboration between Adelbert von Deyen and Dieter Schütz. Fusing expansive cosmic textures with biting rock guitars, motorik rhythms and the growl of 80s synth-pop, the duo conjure up a sonic uniqueness that still sounds like the future today. Compact yet cosmic, "Inventions" distils ambient drift and experimental edges into taut, three-minute pop miniatures, with the occasional longer track extending the energy without losing impact.

Artist: Dieter Schütz
P: 1985 / 2025
This album lies in a sweet spot between Shuetz's Berlin School roots and the full blown new age schlock of his later 80's output. The musical style leans toward the melodic, verging on synth-pop, and is sometimes reminiscent of early OMD.

Artist: Dieter Schütz
P: 1992
This is a compilation, which was made after the death of the artist. It shows the talented melodies and the wonderful synthesizersounds. His music was very well received at Schwingungen way back in the 80s.

Artist: Dieter Schütz
P: 1981 / 2022
Dieter Schütz, born in Flensburg in 1955, was a highly talented multi-instrumentalist who unfortunately died at the age of only 36. Shortly before his death, he founded the pop rock trio Deja Vue together with his partner Ulla Witt and his friend Adelbert von Deyen. When Dieter Schütz died suddenly on September 25, 1991, he left behind no less than 500 songs and instrumentals that he had composed and produced himself, of which only a fraction has been released on sound carriers to date. On his first solo album "TransVision" (1981), Dieter Schütz played almost all the acoustic instruments himself and was only supported by percussionist Fred Severloh and drummer Barry Madison (both from the band Lorry, also on the IC label). Germany's electronics legend Klaus Schulze, who unfortunately recently passed away, brought Dieter Schütz to his IC label and produced the debut. Several instrumental solo albums followed, but now on the Sky Label. However, the album "TransVision" is still considered the most important milestone in Dieter Schütz's unfortunately much too short career. On the three bonus tracks: "Guess" is a vocal version of the instrumental from "TransVision", "The Lonely Whale" is previously unreleased and "Blue White View" comes from the only Deja Vu album "Nightflight" with Adelbert Von Deyen and Ulla Witt.

Artist: Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream, Brainwork,
Roman, Venja, Ron Boots u.a.
P: 1996
This is a nice collection of new and old electronic music artists from the beginning of the 90s.
Just a good selection of all the CUE-Records titles of that time.

Here the last copy!