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► Although her musical work was the work of a pioneer,
Ursula Bogner has been an unknown artist for a long time. Until
in 2008 her work was rediscovered by fortunate coincidences
and now - step by step - it becomes available for the public.
Her works for Synthesizers could have been groundbreaking. This
7inch, released in a small edition of 300 copies, contains 4
tracks. It was released to tie in with an exhibtion about Bogner's
work, sketches, notations at the Laura Mars Gallery, Berlin,
in mid-December 2009.
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- A number of Small Things
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Another archival bit of lost sixties synthesizer music from
the very mysterious Urusula Bogner. Or is it? We made the Ursula
Bogner full length our Record Of The Week a while back, a collection
that purported to be the music of a British housewife, who was
basically a secret one woman BBC Radiophonic Workshop, spending
her time at home during the day, collecting and building analog
synthesizers, constructing soundproofed recording studios, inventing
strange instruments, and most importantly, creating some incredible
spaced out, subtly psychedelic electronic music. But the catch
is, she just might not be real, and in fact, might just be the
construct of Jan Jelinek, whose Faitiche label 'discovered'
Bogner and assembled that collection. You can read more about
Mrs. Bogner in our review of the full length, but as far as
we were concerned, it hardly mattered, if she was in fact real,
it's an amazing discovery, if it is actually a hoax, then it's
an incredibly and meticulously pulled off hoax indeed, and after
all, it all comes down to the music, which in either case, is
absolutely fantastic....
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