Hailing from Berlin, Jan Jelinek originally gained attention from the club scene with his 3 singles from Klang Elektronik as Farben (these tracks have subsequently been released on the album "Teststar"). Long before his sound started being categorized as "click-house", he'd been taking an experimental stance with house music.

Under the name Gramm, he released an electronica album called "Personal_Rock" (Source), ... [More]

John Levy, an ethnomusicologist from London, took refuge in Tibetan Buddhism. Thus he had the opportunity to capture, using his stereo Nagra field recorder, these ancient rituals, even the most sacred, in the principal Dzongs (great fort-like monasteries) and temples in Bhutan during the early seventies.

Anyone who has heard these recordings will acknowledge that there's nothing more powerful, more prodigious ... [More]