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Label and PlatformIntervall-audio brings you cutting-edge
German and Japanese electronic music from the rich music scenes
in Düsseldorf and Tokyo, featuring artist biographies with
preview MP3s, free downloadable MP3 netlabel releases, an extensive
link section, as well as a CD Web shop for Japanese electronic music
import CDs. Electronic Music Electronica, IDM, techno, house, click
house, minimal, electro-acoustic, folktronica, experimental, Japanese
Onkyokei (音響系), glitch, chill out, improvisation, avant-garde, noise,
post-techno, post-minimal, silence and MissionIntervall-audio is a network, an on-going
process and an endeavour to communicate in several mindsets, to
cross the distance between places, to network over space and time,
and to positively identify and promote the likeness and dissimilitude
of two exciting music scenes as they develop. Why Tokyo?Tokyo is a living reality — a
melting pot of cultures, styles and influences, hosting a vivid
and highly sophisticated electronic music scene. Japan has many
faces beyond YMO, Ken Ishii, Fumiya Tanaka, Takemura Nobukazu, DJ
Krush, Denki Groove or Perfume; and some of them are less known
abroad. As a whole, electronic music in Tokyo is just as diverse,
individualistic and unique as the people who make it. Why Dusseldorf?Duesseldorf has maintained an image
of good electronic music since the 1970s: kraut, electro, house,
techno, minimal, electronica, etc. Duesseldorf has a lot to offer
in art and electronic music: Kraftwerk, Neu!, Der Plan, DAF, Kreidler,
Mouse on Mars, etc. There are famous names and as many less well
known names. Intervall-audio will introduce you to some of these
people. IntervallIn music theory, an interval[l] is
the difference in pitch between two notes. In elementary algebra,
it is a set that contains every real number between two specified
numbers. In geography, it denotes the distance or space between
two places. In time, it is the duration between two events or occurrence
of similar events. And in Japanese music, ma (間) is a term
used to describe a period of silence (e.g., the "intervals"
or "spaces" between hits on the drum in taiko music),
periods that are critical to adding drama, excitement and tension.
LinksIntervall-audio centres on electronic
music in Japan and Germany, but you will also find a range of high-quality
links to: - the featured artists' homepages, their music and concerts; - IA releases, MP3 netlabel releases and other music-related sites; - a worldwide Web store for Japanese & Japan-related electronic music; - links to music history, academic articles & electronic music research data; - links
to Japanese language sites, stuff
for reading, Japan
guides & maps, etc. SuggestionYou may find some of the areas of this
site somewhat underdeveloped. By its nature, Intervall-audio is
a work in progress. If you think something essential or relevant
to the content of this site is still missing, you are more than
welcome to send us your suggestions.
Please make sure your suggestion is compatible with Intervall-audio.
We will check the content, eventually get back to you and include
the info on this Website. Thank you! Demo Policy You are a musician and want to be
featured on Intervall-audio? Stan Eberlein (A & R) Search |
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