B. Fleischmann
Idioma disponible: inglésAustrian musician B. Fleischmann is best known for releasing glitchy, emotion-rich indie electronic music on labels like Morr Music and Fuzzy Box. His work often combines digital sophistication with post-rock guitars and wide-eyed, sometimes melancholy melodies. Following mainly instrumental albums like A Choir of Empty Beds (2000) and the political-themed Welcome Tourist (2003), he incorporated more vocals on releases like Angst Is Not a Weltanschauung! (2008) and I'm Not Ready for the Grave Yet, with long-form electro-acoustic experiments like For M/Mikro_Kosmos (2011) appearing in between. Fleischmann has also written hundreds of compositions for theater and film, with 2022's Music for Shared Rooms gathering several of them in album form. Born in Vienna in 1975, Bernhard Fleischmann got his musical start on the piano at age eight before turning to drums five years later as a student at the Hinterbrühl music school. He drummed in live bands for a seven-year stretch, from 1988 to 1995, playing with Speed Is Essential and Sore! In 1998, the electronic music of the Vienna scene started catching his ear, and he switched over to the digital realm and began creating music on his laptop. Well-versed in the art of rhythm at this point, it seemed a natural process to make beats based on complex time signatures and wild syncopated fills. Working under the name B. Fleischmann, his first album, Pop Loops for Breakfast, was released on Morr Music in 1999, followed by the Sidonie EP in 2000. International tours followed, and in the 2000s Fleischmann released a number of albums that showed him veering back toward his organic roots. Sandwiched by singles, EPs, and expansive live recordings, A Choir of Empty Beds (2000) and Welcome Tourist (2003) were among his most notable releases. Fleischmann also participated in Duo505 with chiptune musician Herbert Weixelbaum, who debuted in 2004 with Late, and experimental quintet the Year Of, whose sole full-length was released in 2006. Fleischmann's The Humbucking Coil also appeared in 2006, and 2008's Angst Is Not a Weltanschauung! included a guest appearance by Daniel Johnston. After a few years between releases, Fleischmann returned in 2011 with the live double CD For M/Mikro_Kosmos -- the first part dedicated to the late Mark Linkous of Sparklehorse. I'm Not Ready for the Grave Yet, a more lyrical release featuring guitarist Markus Schneider and saxophonist Karin Waldburger, appeared in 2012. After another lengthy absence, Fleischmann released Stop Making Fans in 2018. The album featured a return appearance from Schneider, in addition to vocalist Gloria Amesbauer and drummer Valentin Duit. The 2022 release Music for Shared Rooms consisted of edited and remixed compositions for film and theater.
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Austrian musician B. Fleischmann is best known for releasing glitchy, emotion-rich indie electronic music on labels like Morr Music and Fuzzy Box. His work often combines digital sophistication with post-rock guitars and wide-eyed, sometimes melancholy melodies. Following mainly instrumental albums like A Choir of Empty Beds (2000) and the political-themed Welcome Tourist (2003), he incorporated more vocals on releases like Angst Is Not a Weltanschauung! (2008) and I'm Not Ready for the Grave Yet, with long-form electro-acoustic experiments like For M/Mikro_Kosmos (2011) appearing in between. Fleischmann has also written hundreds of compositions for theater and film, with 2022's Music for Shared Rooms gathering several of them in album form.
Born in Vienna in 1975, Bernhard Fleischmann got his musical start on the piano at age eight before turning to drums five years later as a student at the Hinterbrühl music school. He drummed in live bands for a seven-year stretch, from 1988 to 1995, playing with Speed Is Essential and Sore! In 1998, the electronic music of the Vienna scene started catching his ear, and he switched over to the digital realm and began creating music on his laptop. Well-versed in the art of rhythm at this point, it seemed a natural process to make beats based on complex time signatures and wild syncopated fills.
Working under the name B. Fleischmann, his first album, Pop Loops for Breakfast, was released on Morr Music in 1999, followed by the Sidonie EP in 2000. International tours followed, and in the 2000s Fleischmann released a number of albums that showed him veering back toward his organic roots. Sandwiched by singles, EPs, and expansive live recordings, A Choir of Empty Beds (2000) and Welcome Tourist (2003) were among his most notable releases. Fleischmann also participated in Duo505 with chiptune musician Herbert Weixelbaum, who debuted in 2004 with Late, and experimental quintet the Year Of, whose sole full-length was released in 2006. Fleischmann's The Humbucking Coil also appeared in 2006, and 2008's Angst Is Not a Weltanschauung! included a guest appearance by Daniel Johnston.
After a few years between releases, Fleischmann returned in 2011 with the live double CD For M/Mikro_Kosmos -- the first part dedicated to the late Mark Linkous of Sparklehorse. I'm Not Ready for the Grave Yet, a more lyrical release featuring guitarist Markus Schneider and saxophonist Karin Waldburger, appeared in 2012. After another lengthy absence, Fleischmann released Stop Making Fans in 2018. The album featured a return appearance from Schneider, in addition to vocalist Gloria Amesbauer and drummer Valentin Duit. The 2022 release Music for Shared Rooms consisted of edited and remixed compositions for film and theater.
© Jason Lymangrover & Paul Simpson /TiVo
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The Humbucking Coil
Electrónica - Editado por Morr Music el 10/02/2006
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Welcome Tourist
Electrónica - Editado por Morr Music el 1/11/2003
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Pop Loops For Breakfast
Pop - Editado por Morr Music el 1/06/1999
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Angst Is Not A Weltanschauung
Pop - Editado por Morr Music el 14/11/2008
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I'm Not Ready For The Grave Yet
Electrónica - Editado por Morr Music el 5/10/2012
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A Choir Of Empty Beds
Electrónica - Editado por Fuzzy Box el 29/06/2000
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For M / Mikro_Kosmos - Two Concerts
Electrónica - Editado por Sound Of A Handshake el 2/12/2011
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Here Comes The A Train
Pop/Rock - Editado por A Number Of Small Things el 8/12/2017
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Melancholie & Schubert
Electrónica - Editado por Sound Of A Handshake el 16/02/2007
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Nico
Electrónica - Editado por A Number Of Small Things el 1/09/2001
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There Is A Head
Pop/Rock - Editado por A Number Of Small Things el 19/01/2018
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24.12. / Still See You Smile (Single Version)
Electrónica - Editado por A Number Of Small Things el 17/10/2008
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Frisky He Said
Electrónica - Editado por A Number Of Small Things el 2/05/2006
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{int}erpret null: miniatures, vol. 1
Ambientes - Editado por {int}erpret null el 7/02/2020
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