resurrec. is proud to present two new MC's by Boris Brosowski's CREAMVIII and TSU!. In March 2025 both MCs will be released with CREAMVIII's "Go Faster E.P." containing 6 tracks on a MC-30 and TSU! "The Burning Town E.P. Revisited," containing 10 tracks on a MC-40. Both recordings will not be made available digitally. So be sure that you have a working cassette player ready to go to listen to them. In this post, we take a closer look at the new CREAMVIII "Go Faster E.P.". It will be a limited and numbered release of 50 pcs. The first 10 will come with a copper-graved hand-producded print of the cover, signed and numbered. If you want to obtain these, please get into contact with CREAMVIII via facebook or (bandname) @googlemail.com. You will then be informed about payment and processing of your order. All MCs will cost the same: 9€ each plus p&p according to the country. First come, first served.  For both MCs one song (each) will pe put ...

 After putting out the "Touching Ground E.P." I was not sure where CREAMVIII should go. As indicated by the name changes, the solo project cream8 had become the band CREAMVIII after (!) the recording of THE EMERALD TOUCH. Demands were high to put together something for live performances, as Zillo Magazine had promised us to feature us on the next Zillo Festival. Which did not happen. Anyway. Sascha Lecher, who had helped me with his guitar, decided to leave his band and join me. We auditioned some bass players, out of which Jochen Autschbach was the one we personally liked the most and who was technically the best. We did some crazy shows in crazy clubs, and these are the things old men are reminiscent of quietly and joyfully. To me, basically, gothic music was going nowhere, and cream8 had done it's duty. But being together with Sascha and Jochen was a joy, and they were very gifted musicians. Well. This is how we came up with the decidedly undecided "Touching Groun...

 First, there is a new song here: How it all began. It is just a little new thing that has been created. Second: There will be a new CREAMVIII release called THE GO FASTER E.P. . It will contain six new songs and will be published exclusively on MC/analog. More on this in a later post. The production will start Jan 6th, so the release date will be around end of February 2025. The songs are already written and recorded, on two songs the vocals still need to be recorded, then they all have to be mixed and mastered. Third: There will be a new TSU! release. The first (in a series of two) will be "THE BURNING TOWN REDUX" which will feature the 4 original remastered songs from the 1990 "The Burning Town E.P." and 4 newly created versions of these songs, newly recorded. This too will be on MC exclusively and be out end of February 2025. All songs are already recorded. One vocal has to be recorded. All have to be mixed and mastered. Now to the new song "How it all Bega...

 Until 1990 I basically had been an island, writing, recording and taping all the stuff by myself and never gave it to anyone to listen to.  As the gear I used became more and more professional (an Atari-ST with the "1st Track" sequencer by Geerdes running on it and the Casio CZ-1 as well as a Casio RZ-1 for the drums, I finally thought, I could "dare" to expose me to the world.  On the other side, the internal pressure had built up with my life being completely out of control for a few months, so there had to be some kind of (pressure-)release. It is hard to describe, but I was actually "forced" by a power stronger than my own will, to publish some demo-songs. In the small-ads-board at the university I was looking for musicians to cooperate with me and I saw the flyer by Karl Parchow, a drummer who had simple and cheap recording facilities. I phoned him, we got a deal which sounded reasonable and I had 3 weeks to get my stuff together. Frantic re-editing ...

Although I had been interested in making music, recording vocals and stuff, the first time I actually bought and used a musical device was this one. The Specdrum - this was a hardware addition for the ZX-Spectrum home computer that I had since 1985. My Specdrum was never as fancy as this one on the photo as the company in England that sent it to me (I had send them cash) obviously thought that for that bloody german, a used one without any packaging would be sufficiant. I could not complain legally, after all. Those were the times.  Here is a nice demo-video for the Specdrum Anyway I got it and immediately tried it and put it a away and forgot about it. I would like to recall that I had a plan, but I did not have one.  Then I heard "This Corrosion", I learned, that there are "Samplers" out there, and in one of our computer magazines they had a feature on midi-synthezisers. So I learned that Casio was serious, but there was no way I could afford a CZ-101 (that was f...

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