Unsung Records

Moonbound's debut album Confession And Release combines accessible hooks and potent rock energy, with inventive production values.

Featuring Markus Reuter and King Crimson's Pat Mastelotto, the album was recorded between October 2005 and April 2007 in Europe and the US.

This is the expanded European version with 10-page booklet.

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.

Re-Release of the 2005 debut album by TUNER, completely remastered and with newly mixed versions of two tracks.

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.

'Pole' is an innovative modern rock album, best described as an amalgamation of the styles and sounds of Tool, Peter Gabriel, Nine Inch Nails, and the daring attitude and scope of contemporary art. Tuner consists of drummer Pat Mastelotto (King Crimson, KTU) and German touch guitarist & multi-instrumentalist Markus Reuter (Centrozoon).

'Pole' was listed as one of 50 all-time Prog Classics in Modern Drummer magazine.

This international collaboration was conceived, composed and recorded in one intense week at Robert Rich’s Soundscape studio in California.

Robert Rich is arguably America's most highly regarded ambient musician and composer. With a discography spanning over 20 years, he is widely regarded as a figure whose sound has greatly influenced today‘s ambient, new age, and even IDM music. Touch Guritarist Markus Reuter is known for his adventurous work with Centrozoon and Tuner.

Described as 'Fat Boy Slim meets Brian Eno', The Redundant Rocker (Centrozoon's Bernhard Wöstheinrich) is a project designed to confound conventional expectations.

Creating a world in which twisted sounds compete with straight beats and crafted melodies, "Collider" gleefully combines pop sensibilities with experimental production techniques.

Regarded by Wöstheinrich as coming across like "a best and worst of the last 30 years in music," The Redundant Rocker's uniquely infectious charms are evident throughout this impressive debut release.