Centrozoon

2008 finally sees the remastered re-release of this sold-out classic, complete with an epic bonus track that didn't make it on the first edition, and completely new artwork.

Centrozoon shift direction yet again with their new album, 'Lovefield'.

Essentially an album of synthesizer and guitar improvisations, the resulting music is unique and challenging, showing Centrozoon continuing to fill the gap between traditional musical values and contemporary production techniques, chaos and structure.

Released on the Divine Frequency label, Centrozoon's 'Angel Liquor' represents the band's first excursion into Dark Ambient territory.

An experimental, wholly instrumental, release, the album is more atmospheric, brooding and spacious than previous offerings such as Blast.

Another excellent and unexpected addition to this intriguing German band's catalogue.

Featuring a continuous mix of music especially compiled by DiN founder Ian Boddy, this is the second DiN sampler album and is a successor to the disc included with the June 2001 issue of The Wire.

A low-price introduction containing 78 minutes of atmospheric and pulsing Electronica from the likes of Markus Reuter and Ian Boddy, the CD is presented in a beautifully designed cardboard wallet.

Blast contains four epic soundscapes that are ambient in intent but with unusual sequencer under-scores. Mixed by Ian Boddy this album should appeal to anyone who liked Distant Rituals.

Centrozoon's long-awaited album with No-Man singer Tim Bowness was released on Berlin-based Resonancer Records in 2004.

Also features contributions from King Crimson's Pat Mastellotto.

"Stark and spooky - a record of myriad charms.” - Classic Rock

Centrozoon's third album is by far their most ambitious and experimental to date. Fusing looped Soundscapes, critical beats and grand orchestral compositional structures, tco:b is the missing link between Fripp, Stockhausen and Boards Of Canada. Beautifully packaged and replete with surreal sleeve notes from King Crimson biographer Sid Smith, tco:b is a future New Music classic.

Dating from 2003, Centrozoon's first release with No-Man singer Tim Bowness presented an unexpected fusion of electronic pop and experimental elements that was both accessible and challenging.

“A hybrid pop refinement that will appeal to fans of Japan as well as King Crimson." - Expose