Austrian drummer and electronic composer Bernhard Fleischmann entered the
agon of post-techno music with
the full-length Pop Loops for Breakfast (Charhizma, 1999), the
EP Sidonie (1999) and the full-length A Choir of Empty Beds (Fuzzy Box, 2000), coining a personal disorienting combination of glitch music and synth-pop.
Tmp (2001) contained only two lengthy tracks, particularly the colossal
second one, thus changing the setting and the format, while retaining the
fundamental principles.
Adding live instrumentation and erratic beats, Fleischmann turned
the double-disc Welcome Tourist (Morr, 2003) into a new experiment
in connecting past and future of dance music.
Its second disc is entirely taken by the 45-minute Take Your Time,
an endless series of variations on a simple six-note piano pattern.
After Duo 505's Late (Morr, 2004), Fleischmann returned with
The Humbucking Coil (2006), a much more conventional and trivial
album of dance music (Composure).
Your Gorgeous Self is a group formed with Werner Jordan.
The double-disc For M/Mikro_Kosmos (june 2010) documents
live performances by Bernhard Fleischmann.
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