V/A - Gespensterland LP Spiritual new Nikki Louder album sounds

new Nikki Louder album sounds a bit more straightforward and less hermetic than before

and following Deebank’s racing six-string cascades in “The Day The Rain Came Down” you can even hear a tiny hint of the next phase of the band in Duffy’s organ before Maurice swoops to the finish

previously unreleased songs from the ULSERS in full-band mode

Peter Brötzmann -saxophone / Eugene S

the songs skewed increasingly introspective and emotive

V/A - Gespensterland LP Spiritual new Nikki Louder album soundsOver the last ten years a strange mycelium was sprouting from the ground of Germany's sound topography, going widely unnoticed while creeping its way up through the copse of the ubiquitous "Neo Kraut", "Diskurs Pop" and the like. We're talking about a small underground network of artists and projects with poetic, mysterious names such as Brannten Schnre, Baldruin, Kirschstein, Freundliche Kreisel and Balint Brsel. Operating in the margins and