Japanese and German electronic music
This site brings you electronic music from Tokyo and from Düsseldorf. The alphabetic list of artists is highly eclectic; you will find well-known names alongside hot new-comers. Click on any name in the left column to read biographical info on these German and Japanese electronic musicians, to listen to some sample mp3s, and to check for their latest releases.
Between two centres
Duesseldorf and Tokyo are radically different and unique in their music culture. While listening to the different artists on Intervall-audio, you will, at times, feel that some of them sound typically German or Japanese. At other times you will be struck by coincidental similarities in their musical approach.
Innovation and technology
The artists on Intervall-audio are all striving for innovation. They all have an eye for the essentials in electronic music, displaying a keen sense for sound, structure and movement. At the same time they keep an open mind and never follow too much in line with mere technology or the latest fashions.
Unique forms of expression
We even venture to suggest that the artists have come up with highly personal and unique forms of expression despite advancements in technology. Each artist on Intervall-audio follows an individual approach that embodies a true enrichment to today's electronic music.
New Japanese and German electronic music
Electronic music from Japan:
Bergbahn,
Dill, drummatic,
enna, Filfla,
Flatic
Fonica,
Fourcolor,
Hashimoto_Kazumasa,
Hirano_Midori,
Ichinose_Kyo,
Ito_Hidenobu,
Legofriendly,
Mas, M._Tzboguchi_Trio,
miho_folio,
Missing
Man Foundation, mondii,
Okamura_Kumiko,
omb, Piana,
Pola, Scriptones,
Sora, trico!,
Tsubota_Shigehiro,
Waki, Yxetm+
Electronic music from Germany:
Fragel_Andreas,
Fritschi_Daniel,
Hacke_Oliver,
Hauschka,
Legofriendly,
Mapstation,
rhythm_maker,
Scriptones,
Silva, Tautro,
TG Mauss,
1-A_Düsseldorf
