Holger Gugg

Snipped from a near-mythical three-hour live performance in 1998, 'Sushi. Roti. Reibekuchen' has been a long time coming, finding Brian Eno and his regular collaborator J. Peter Schwalm up against Can bassist Holger Czukay, who dilates the duo's jerky d'n'b, electro and dub soundscapes with live energy.

Holger Czukay - Cinema (2018) {5CD + DVD5 NTSC Box Set Grönland Records CDGRON180} (Complete Artwork)
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Experimental / Electronic / Ambient / Krautrock

LIMITED EDITION : (5CD+DVD) 2018 retrospective of the Can co-founder's solo works with bonus DVD "Krieg Der Töne" (War Of The Sounds) a late-'80s experimental film that he scored & starred in. Also includes booklet with unseen photos & a biography.

A five-disc boxset surveying the career of Krautrock icon and Can cofounder Holger Czukay is due out in March on Grönland Records.

Holger Czukay vs. Dr. Walker - Clash (1997) {2CD USA Live 1997 - sideburn recordings LC9759}
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Avant-Garde / Electronic / Experimental Rock / Experimental Electronic

As a founding member of the legendary German avant-garde ensemble Can, Holger Czukay is widely recognized as a founding father of experimental rock & roll. After his acrimonious split from the band, Czukay swore he'd never play live again. But the sounds of jungle, techno, and trip-hop rekindled his interest in the club scene, so when Dr. Walker (of Air Liquide) invited Czukay to join him on-stage during an underground party in Cologne, Germany, he was ready. This impromptu duo performance led to a number of more formal engagements, three of which are partially documented on these two discs.

In the keenly anticipated follow-up to Music For Piano And Strings Holger Skepeneit travels effortlessly through styles, centuries, and musical traditions. Always speaking in his own, distinctive voice, the pieces lead to often unexpected, but always fulfilling places and have an easy aesthetic appeal without being superficial.

Under the direction of the Dresden cross organist Holger Gehring, experienced musicians have teamed up to interpret these works in a way as close as possible to the original. The recording is based on detailed research that reconstructs both the original decoration art and tempo selection as well as the original mood. The so-called lying organ of the Kreuzkirche Dresden is used. This also meets the historical performance situation where the concerting composer conducted the orchestra from a specially made organ with lying pipes. This creates an extraordinarily interesting view of Handel's work in London.