Catch up with What Party +

by Nein Rodere

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1.	Cesa 00:55
2.	Catch up with Social 02:15
3.	Frieder 00:24	info
4.	Feeling and Form (with Doppera Zeitz Band) 02:48	info
5.	Fier 01:02	info
6.	Groszmund 01:09
7.	Catch up with Social Reprise 01:39
8.	Sediments 02:00	info
9.	Misdro 00:49
10.	184 00:56	info
11.	C O D 04:41	info
12.	Bad 00:22
13.	Trolloberhaupt 02:39
14.	Lawyers Keys 02:48	info
15.	46 01:57
16.	What Party? 02:43	info
17.	Claudith 01:10	info
18.	Ekslah 01:07
19.	Ordis 01:07
20.	Dryin 00:36	info
21.	The Smell of Cold People 04:15
22.	Delusions of Grand Tour 04:19
23.	ITSZOT Somnambulists 01:41	info

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LABEL TEXT: "The first full-length vinyl outing from Berlin-based musician and visual artist David Roeder. The LP features original and re-worked tracks from his previous self-released tapes as well as new material.

A gateway to the work of this shape-shifting artist whose Pessoan approach presents us with 23 tracks ranging from ensemble pieces, bedroom pop, field recordings, improvisations and electronics. Disparate elements unified by a layered, textural and DIY approach to sound. Indeed, the whole is something besides the parts. Reminds in places of early Smog, Letha Rodman Melchior, Dean Blunt and Peter Jefferies."

credits

released January 21, 2022

Music & artwork by David, with appearances by Claudia, Doppera, Ela, Frieder, Jamie, Judith, Karoline, Rachel, Sascha, Sarah, Sean & Yuka. Mastering by Mikey, pre-Mastering by William & Claudia (10 & 19). Original bus stop photograph by Stefanie, inlay layout by Manuel.

"C O D" contains a sample of “Cup of Dreams”, originally recorded by
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282 for their album “Strangers of the
Universe”, used w/ permission from the band. Thank you!
Also thank you: Blank Realm. You know Y.

Recorded 2017 – 2021 & released by Horn of Plenty as hop8.

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Nein Rodere Berlin, Germany

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www.david-roeder.com
mixes etc:
soundcloud.com/david-rodere

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