Gemma Ray - Gemma Ray & The Death Bell GangGemma Ray & The Death Bell Gang sees Berlin based British artist Gemma Ray take an unexpected detour from her usual psych soul and torch song oeuvre, with an electronic based record that is both a sonic departure and a difference in process. Evolving without her previous tools and parameters, the record sprang from a visit to the studio of her neighbour in Tempelhof Berlin, sound designer Ralf Goldkind (whose credits include Fantastichen Vier, Trost,

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Sam Loco plays a professor researching serial killers

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His voice can be hauntingly harsh

Taking a transcription of the Prelude from Tristan (in a concert version arranged by the composer) as point of departure

In the early nineteen-eighties he was a pupil of the late Iwamoto Yoshikazu

pairing the bass members of string and wind families not to comic effect but rather demonstrating their expressive versatility and contrasting tone-colors

The cast lists read like a who's who of the German-language theatre landscape

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