Name: After The Heat
Brand: Roedelius

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Limited edition

Release date

2009-09-07

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Shellshock

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Roedelius

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Krautrock

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Bureau B

Bureau B is an independent record label, music publisher, and booking agency based in Hamburg, Germany. Founded in 2005 by Gunther Buskies as a sister label to Tapete Records, Bureau B specializes in releasing a diverse range of electronic and avant-garde music. With a focus on reissues and new productions, the label has built an extensive catalogue that includes iconic albums from the Krautrock genre of the 1970s and early 1980s. They also release recordings by influential artists such as Die Wilde Jagd, Kreidler, Toulouse Low Trax, and more.

Known for their commitment to preserving classic electronic music, Bureau B has been rereleasing albums from renowned artists like Cluster, Faust, Moebius, Roedelius, Plank, Schickert Schnitzler Tietchens Tyndall. In addition to these reissues, they also release works by similar artists including Blenner Heldon Pinhas Rev or NDW Plan Pyrolator.

With their impressive catalogue and dedication to promoting innovative music across various genres within the electronic spectrum - from pop to avant-garde - Bureau B continues to be a prominent force in the global music industry. Their contributions have solidified them as an authoritative figure in the world of independent labels.

A pioneer in the field of electronic music, Hans-Joachim Roedelius is considered one of the founders of contemporary popular electronic music. Born on October 26th, 1934, in Friedenau / Berlin, he has lived in Baden, south of Vienna since 1978 where he began his career as a professional composer/musician/writer in the late sixties. He has appeared on well over 100 releases between his own work and collaborations with various composers and musicians including Brian Eno, Holger Czukay, Michael Rother, and many others.

Roedelius was a founding member of several experimental groups and projects such as "Geräusche," "Plus/minus," "Per Sonare," "Kluster," "Cluster," "Harmonia," and more. In 2011, he formed a new variant of Cluster called Qluster alongside Onnen Bock after breaking off formal ties with Dieter Moebius. Throughout his career, Roedelius has also collaborated with choreographers for various festivals including the Wiener Festwochen and Donaufestival.

Influenced by artists like Cluster, Harmonia, and Ashra, Roedelius' unique sound experiments have

'after the heat' is the 1978 album by brian eno and both members of cluster, namely dieter moebius and hans-joachim roedelius. this album represents the second collaboration by the trio, the first being 1977's 'cluster and eno'. again, it was created in collaboration with the hugely influential krautrock producer, conny plank. brian eno was certainly instrumental in creating and popularizing the concept of 'ambient music' - but it was not his invention alone. the german musicians hans-joachim roedelius and dieter moebius (cluster) were brothers in spirit. as so often in music, the idea of ambient was in the air, both eno and cluster experimenting with the form in the 1970s, rendering any debate as to who influenced who redundant. what is certain is that brian eno attended a cluster concert in hamburg in 1975, strategically positioning himself in the front row. sure enough, he was invited on stage to jam with the band and, after the show, the participants arranged to meet up again. they did so two years later at the old weserhof in forst, the domicile of the german duo. eno and cluster spent three weeks in conny plank's studio, resulting in two albums: 'cluster and eno' and 'after the heat'.

After The Heat

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