Fanger + Schönwälder - Analog Overdose "The Ricochet Dream Edition"

Artist: Fanger & Schönwälder
P: 2016
On their DVD "Analog Overdose - The Roadmovie" was the first part of their Berlin concert on 08.08.2008 released. On this EP you can hear the second part of the concert.

Artist: Mario Schönwälder & Rothe 
P: 2016
To close the list of sizes of filter papers from 100 to 102 Frank Rothe and Mario Schönwälder have searched in their files of older recordings and found some gems of "Berlin School" electronic for a release on this EP. All tracks composed. arranged and performed by Frank Rothe and Mario Schönwälder between 2009 and 2011, except "raindrops", which was recorded in 2014. Additional recordings on tracks 1 and 4 were made in 2015/2016 at SouthEndStudio, Berlin.

Artist: Fanger & Schönwälder
P:2007
CD,
All tracks composed, arranged and performed by Thomas Fanger & Mario Schönwälder.
Recorded @ Manikin Studio Berlin & Atelier Frankfurt 2007. Mastered by Gerd Wienekamp.

DVD, , DVD-5 PAL 4:3
Recorded during a concert @ 5th Hampshire Jam on 21st October 2006.
All tracks composed, arranged and performed by Thomas Fanger & Mario Schönwälder.
Music recorded by Tony Sawford. Filmed by Marika & Thomas Fanger.
DVD editing by Thomas Fanger. Thanks a lot to Steve Jenkins and his crew for inviting us and the support during the festival. Thanks a lot to all people, who helped with video tapes, photos and their enthusiasm. Mario says "Thanks" to Bas, Christa, Detlef and Frank for friendship and support.
Analog Overdose 4 is a pure Berlin School feast. But a Berlin School to which the duet combines with a unique contemporariness. Splitting by short sequences, the Berliners duet appreciably modifies the structure of the rhythm with short random fluctuations, plunging Berlin Breakfast in a celestial atmosphere. The solos of synths, some with guitars appearances, put a sweet intoxicate into this soft electronic daydream.
Heavy arpeggios, intersected with electronic clappers, impregnate obscure reverberations to Frankfurt Lunch intro. We are in full hallucinatory jungle where eclectic sonorities of animals rove in heavy atmospheric pads. A fine sequence emerges from this tropical blackness, to form a zigzagging tempo which wakes up a movement bursting of velocity, where solos of synths are squabbling on limpid chords which drown in symphonic synths. The atmosphere is heavy and the synthesized pads opaque, creating a rich and moulding sound envelope, as at the beautiful time of Phaedra and Rubycon.