Remörk – Principium 2.1 [LP] House / Techno / Body following a particularly prolonged absence

following a particularly prolonged absence on RTF duties

furnishing it with state of the art equipment such as a morphophone and a phonogene

Godbear presents three distinct variations that demonstrate the development of his piano music after the classic recordings of the early 1970s

alongside sax player Takayuki Hashimoto (of KMR and

in some contemplative

Remörk – Principium 2.1 [LP] House / Techno / Body following a particularly prolonged absencePrincipium 2. 1 is the result of the result of a result, drifting further and further away from its original idea; as usual The foundations for these recordings were laid when fellow Belgian artist Vaast Colson invited Remrk to interpret one of his artworks using sound. The chosen work was Principium which is based on the sheets of colour dot stickers that galleries typically use to denote sold artworks. Drawing random lines across these sheets,