German experimental Techno trio Brandt Brauer Frick have remixed Everything Everything's new single "Don't Try". Click here to watch Everything Everything's video for "Don't Try" which was directed by EE's frontman Jonathan Higgs. "Don't Try" will be released June 16th, on RCA Victor. Previously: Everything Everything - +Pendolino
Described as techno without the technology, but their lo-fi minimalism offers so much more than can be described through genre labels.
I'm always up for a weird tune and this !K7 Records single skews toward just that. Berlin-based Brandt Brauer Frick pairs up with Jamie Lidell, only to get remixed by fellow Germanic duo Mouse on Mars. Get a listen to "Broken Pieces" above and check out Brandt's full Miami release over on the !K7 site. - Follow Brandt Brauer Frick: Facebook | SoundCloud
Experimental electronic trio Brandt Brauer Frick recently recorded a live performance of previous single “Plastic Like Your Mother” when they played at the Gloria Theater in Cologne, Germany early last month. Drawn from their newly released album Miami (which was distributed by !K7 Records here in the states), the group brought along Om’Mas Keith who provided vocals on the album version of this track for this particular show. Check out the retina scorching stage lights and copious amounts of wired circuitry in the video below. As a bonus, check out [...]
In this new remix from Mouse on Mars , the German duo bring a colourful spin to a cut from Brandt Brauer Frick 's album Miami . Neither Jamie Lidell or the boys in Brandt Brauer Frick seem particularly keen on doing things traditionally. So fittingly, Lidell's two guest slots on the latter's album from March this year were stand out cuts, with his lean, soulful vocal wrapping perfectly around the twisting concert hall techno [...]
Deutsche Elektroniker unter sich: Das schon legendäre Duo Mouse On Mars remixt "Broken Pieces" der Berliner Technoschmiede Brandt Brauer Frick. Und der Engländer Jamie Lidell singt dazu. Thanks for reading, check out itstoolong for more Indie music!
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German trio Brandt Brauer Frick craft a twisted, bleak trip with their third album Miami, presenting their imaginary version of the Florida city. Their sound, an eclectic mixture of classical, techno and many other genres, is like nothing else out at the moment, yet their eclecticism tends to get the better of them. [...]
By Robert Freeman March 28, 2013 In the terrifying collision of man and machine that is twenty-first century electronic music, ‘performers’ are disappearing behind the cut and paste, loops and samples. Emphasis has been put on making the machines sing ,whilst faces behind them exist only as an extension of the instrument. Nowhere is this more prevalent than in dance music, and nowhere is dance music more prevalent than Berlin. Renowned for an ability to get a song out of a couple of spoons, vocals on Brandt [...]
Wow, these guys sure do know how to put on a performance! follow deepgoa on Shuffler.fm , Tumblr , SoundCloud , RSS and MixCloud © dg , 2013
Berlin's Brandt Brauer Frick captured the duality of their music quite well with the title of their 2011 LP, Mr. Machine , a set recorded with a full orchestral ensemble. Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer, and Paul Frick re-create dance music with woodwinds and strings instead of samplers and synths, making computer music with human tools. The German trio stand largely alone on their new LP, Miami , stripping back some of the florid layers that came with the ensemble on that last set in favor of some vocal features, resulting in an archly dramatic set of compositions. [...]
klar, es ist das dritte album. aber hey, das ist immer noch neu. nicht die instrumente - die sind seit jahrhunderten bekannt. klavier, harfe, cello, kontrabass - gespielt von daniel brandt, jan brauer und paul frick...
Berlin dance trio Brandt Brauer Frick have released a new video for their song, "Plastic Like Your Mother". The track features a collaboration with Om'mas Keith (founding member of Sa-Ra Creative Partners and...
By Matt Jones March 11, 2013 When 6 Music ’s Lauren Laverne spoke through my speakers of a band of classically-trained German musicians making house and hip-hop using only ‘traditional’ instruments, my ears perked up. Brandt Brauer Frick is the German trio in question, and the unprecedented hype about their third album is widespread. Arguably their most high-profile yet, Miami includes collaborations with soul singer Jamie Lidell , hip-hop artist and producer Om’Mas Keith and German electronic musician Gudrun Gut . Even for [...]
By Kenny McMurtrie March 07, 2013 Following on from our two recent pieces ( here & here ) in advance of the much anticipated new release ( Miami ) from classy German trio Brandt Brauer Frick the nice people over at Rdio are streaming the entire album for your listening pleasure prior to it's official release. Rdio was launched just last year and comes to you from the people behind Skype (which you've probably heard of). Ad-free, it offers access to 18 [...]
IT'S very easy these days to end up cooing over the work of bedroom producers, creating sweeping soudscapes and dance epics sat alone at a computer. Turns out, what they do is the easy option. Because trio of German composers Brandt Brauer Frick have made name for themselves producing techno without the technology - using a massive compliment of unplugged, orchestral instruments to create intricate dance music. Piano stabs, string plucks, subtle horns and vocal inflections are used to create a human rhythm machine on their third album Miami, which without the prior knowledge of their orchestral [...]
By Robert Freeman February 28, 2013 THE GERMANS ARE COMING! And with the return of minimal polymath Reich-rockers, Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer and Paul Frick to the UK, so are the British Coming! - along to see the band perform in a series of explosive live dates, that is. Touring new album, ‘Miami’, the Brandt Brauer Frick ensemble arrive in the UK next month, playing Glasgow (19th March), Manchester (20th March) and London (21st March) on a whistle-stop jaunt to our shores. German intellectuals in dance [...]
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Minimalist techno trio Brandt Brauer Frick have unveiled this new track featuring the Grammy award winning Om'mas Keith. 'Plastic Like Your Mother' is taken from the forthcoming album entitled Miami out March 11th The three-piece will join their collaborator on a small UK tour the same month, dates below. Live Dates Tue 19 March - Glasgow, Cottiers Wed 20 March - Manchester, Islington Mill Thu 21 March - London, XOYO
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