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The titles of Ulrich Schnauss’s studio albums to date – Far Away Trains Passing By, A Strangely Isolated Place, Goodbye, A Long Way To Fall and No Further Ahead Than Today – hint at the artist’s backwoods background, growing up in the ‘cultural wasteland that is rural Germany’. After a move to Berlin and a slew of atmospheric dnb releases in the latter half of the 1990s Ulrich Schnauss felt confident enough to employ a more freeform approach and began recording ‘little electronica pieces’, culminating in the first album released under his own name, 2001’s Far Away Trains Passing By.

Listen to music from Ulrich Schnauss. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Ulrich Schnauss. A Strangely Isolated Place. 8 tracks · 17 February 2003. Far Away Trains Passing By. Play album. 6 tracks · 14 November 2001.

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This EP from the ce melder from Germany, Ulrich Schnauss, resurrects and reimagines tracks from two of his previous releases. His own version does nothing radical with it, but cleans and expands the song pleasantly. Maps and Mahogany's Andrew Prinz have a go as well, the latter somewhat softening the song's edges to fit the less dancey Mahogany template

Goodbye (Ulrich Schnauss album). Goodbye is the third album by German musician and producer Ulrich Schnauss. Never Be the Same" – 5:31. Featuring Judith Beck. In Between the Years" – 3:53. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" – 5:04. A Song About Hope" – 5:55. Quicksand Memory EP" (28 May 2007).

Machine love: Ulrich Schnauss. We step into the German producer's studio to chat Voyetra 8s, Hartmann Neurons and other synth arcana. Schnauss’ music fuses electronics and the shoegazing textures of Ride, My Bloody Valentine and the Cocteau Twins. Ulrich Schnauss' biography. Ulrich Schnauss announces new album, No Further Ahead Than Today. The German artist (and Tangerine Dream member)'s next LP comes out in November. Tangerine Dream tease new album, Quantum Gate. It's the German group's first LP since the death Edgar Froese.

The titles of Ulrich Schnauss’s studio albums to date – Far Away Trains Passing By, A Strangely Isolated Place, and Goodbye – hint at the artist’s backwoods background, growing up in the ‘cultural wasteland that is rural Germany’. The album is unashamedly complex and daring in its layering of hundreds of separate manipulated synth tracks.

Ulrich Schnauss was born in the northern German seaport of Kiel in 1977. He became interested in a range of music: My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Tangerine Dream, Chapterhouse, and early bleep and breakbeat tracks. There was not much opportunity to see his musical influences in Kiel, so he moved to Berlin in 1996. Ulrich's musical output began under the pseudonyms of View to the Future and Ethereal 77. These electronica and drum-driven pieces were noticed by Berlin electronica label CCO (City Centre Offices), to which Schnauss sent CD's on a regular basis.