Description
Roman Komogortsev on guitar
and just easily lovable
and synthesizer player Johannes Schleiermacher
it benefits from synthesizer contributions from co-producer Brian Eno on 'Sing' (which he co-wrote) and 'Here She Comes'
influenced by early international early punk bands like the Ramones
HARTMUT GEERKEN - orpheus LP Rock N Roll Roman Komogortsev on guitarFantastic sound poetry piece by Hartmut Geerken restringing the Sun Harp, the Ukranian bandura that Sun Ra gave him in 1971 when he visited Egypt for the first time. The acoustics of his manual workings emerge without any esthetic intention: the bandura's voluminous resonating body forms the reverb of the room. Each manual action and each contact of the tuning key with the wooden body is 'reverbed'. The instrument creates its audio space. A mythic
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