From Andrew Duke Cognition Sent Fri, Nov 13th 1998, 13:36
re: Ester Brinkmann. Esther Brinkmann is the name of Thomas Brinkmann's late sister; she died when Thomas Brinkmann was two years old. He uses Ester instead of Esther because Ester is German for ether, a gas. Not only are his records fascinating to listen to and see, you should hear this man talk about the processes involved and music in a general sense. wow. soon as I have a chance i'll get the brinkmann interview online on http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition that was conducted yesterday morning. Andrew Hrvatski wrote: > > 2-Who is behind this amazing JUTTA / INGE 4 tracks..???? and is Brinkmann > > Max Ernst , Max Ernst & friends 4 tracks Ep does not sound as a Brinkmann > > release...Check Brinkmann unreleased tracks on m-nus site. > > Alright... > > 3 Labels. > > Max, Ernst, and Max Ernst. > > Max has two records out, > 1) Brinkmann's Alex/Bernd > 2) some Markus Schmickler early acid project (!). > > Ernst has five out, all Brinkmann > all sides have woman's names. > > 1) Anna/Beate > 2) Clara/Doris > 3) Erika/Frauke > 4> Gisela/Heidi > 5) Inge/Jutte. > > All of these have four tracks > two on each side. > > Max Ernst has but one record out, > > 1) Max Ernst & friends. > Two Brinkmann tracks. > and 'variations' Brinkmann did for > Triple-R > and Philus. > > Or so I'm told. > > There's also Suppose. > Which has two records. > a 12" called 'Voran' > and a CD called 'Totes Rennen' > > these are credited to Ester Brinkman... > an individual who just may exist... > > On the 'Ernst' series... > (and this is just part of why they're great) > > Brinkmann writes tracks that line up perfectly so that each bar starts at > the exact same 'spot' on the record (by using a tempo of133.333~ bpm). > They're simple, effective tracks. He has Pole make mothers/plates of each > track at D&M. Then, he takes a scalpel to the plates, adding rhythmic > scrapes, scratches, & gouges to the existing grooves, adding sonic textures > otherwise unavailable in the tracking process. When the records themselves > are pressed, they are not only beautiful to listen to, they are the most > VISUALLY appealing records (the grooves themselves; they seem to radiate > directly OUTWARD from the center label) I've seen in some time. More so > than the Tony Conrad 7" on TOTE (which, while playing, seems to change the > direction it's spiralling every 30 seconds). Mesmerizing. -Våt. > > ----------------------------------- > Reckankreuzungs Klankewerkzeuge Limited > PO BOX 382864 Cambridge, MA 02238-2864 USA > is on line @ http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket > ------------------------------------------------ -- Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks 1096 Queen St #123 Halifax NS Canada B3H 2R9 TEL 902-422-7132 FAX 902-422-1262 http://www.globalserve.net/~cognition (Cognition Audioworks/In The Mix: listen : read) In The Mix show 575: Richie Hawtin/Neil Landstrumm/Merrick Brown In The Mix show 576: John Tejada/Damon Wild/D.JeRome playing now:Juan Atkins:Wax Trax! Mastermix Volume One:TVT world premiere