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A collaborative effort which was recorded together with experimental guitar player Markus Reuter.
"Ceasing to exist" is an entirely ambient affair which was based around touch guitar improvisations
markus submitted to [´ramp] for further treatments. the material recorded during one long session was
then processed and produced further separately by Stephen Parsick, Markus Reuter, and Frank Makowski resulting in a final batch of dronescapes that was grouped and arranged by Markus.

Consists of rare or elsewhere unreleased tracks spanning the first decade of [´ramp]´s work. The release gives you a superb overview of the wide spectrum of [´ramp]´s music from sequence-driven stompers over atmospheric spacemusic to pitch-black ambient style.  

[´ramp] live in concert at Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory, Cheshire/England, on June 23, 2001.
Slightly edited to get the event onto disc. No overdubs, of course.

Initiated by Paul Ellis, released by Neu Harmony / UK.
Contains the elsewhere unavailable track "Rapture of the Deep" (6:21) by [´ramp].
Other participants are Free System Project, Rudy Adrian, Kubusschnitt, Dave Fulton, Paul Nagle, Arcane, John Christian (AirSculpture) a.o.

Initiated by Golden Triangle electronic music mailing list.
Contains an elsewhere unavailable edit of the track "The Warsaw Desaster" (7:00) by [´ramp].
Other participants are Free System Project, Fanger & Kersten, Paul Nagle, Paul Lawler, Asana, AirSculpture, T-Bass UK, Eric Snelders, Keller & Schönwälder a.o.  

"Dark Water" is an intense musical journey in three chapters, about the disability of human mankind in subdueing the wilderness of the sea... being a metaphor for the own subconcious mind.
It leads from the weakness of mans will in "Dead Shores", through the remains of human desolation in "Hashima", to the unevitable results of fighting the abandoned sea in "Wrecks".
Each chapter comes on a single MCDr in a unique design package and will not be sold separately,
making it a real collectors item.

Well... it´s a t-shirt.
Grey coloured and XL-sized
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Frank Makowski´s third solo appearance.
More reminiscent to atmospheric and ambient influences than his older releases, due to his work for [´ramp], but still rooted in the classic electronic music of the Berlin School.

Second solo album by Frank Makowski.
Heavily influenced by 80´s Berlin School electronics. Built araound tracks formerly written and produced for a multimedia event that was performed live on stage 1996.

Initiated by Jürgen Kern, released by Woodberry Music / Germany.
Contains the elsewhere unavailable track "Deus Ex Machina" (7:10) by Tranquillity.
Other participants are Lambert, Artemiy Artemiev, Palantir, Dharana, Rüdiger Lorenz, Peter Schaefer, Traumklang a.o.

Initiated by Lambert Ringlage, released by Spheric Music / Germany.
Contains an elsewhere unavailable track "Dagger of the Mind" (6:42) by Tranquillity and an alternative edit of "Traces of the Past" (10:30) by Stephen Parsick.
Other participants are Norman Friedenberger, Palantir, Apeiron, Jiannis, Driftin´ Thoughts & Trialog.