From the Album "VENAL" (RUSTBLADE) DIRECT BY eXTREME vIDEO WWW.BAHNTIER.COM WWW.RUSTBLADE.COM. + Informações

New videoclip of industrial-electronic band BAHNTIER (www.bahntier.com) from the new album BLINDOOM. Realized by EXTREME VIDEO (www.myspace.com/stayextreme). + Informações

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A very energetic track from Bahntier's album Venal (2008).. + Informações

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from revulsive cd direct by Tina Cassati www.bahntier.com www.rustblade.com www.tinacassati.de. + Informações

BAHNTIER BANDAGE (Live in Berlin 04-05). + Informações

-Enoeraew-(www.myspace.com/blacksunproductions & www.bahntier.com & www.rustblade.com). + Informações

direct by christian battiferro. + Informações

compilation: Schlagstrom! 2 (2007). + Informações

Trailer for Bahntier's new album VENAL out on 08 OCT 2008 on Rustblade Records trailer by www.skinnypuppy.hu/cru. + Informações

BAHNTIER BLINDOOM VIDEO TRAILER Direct by Stefano Rossello. + Informações

stakanovismo08 bringthenoise#2 traffic club-roma-23-01-09. + Informações

album: Venal (2008). + Informações

album: Get It Back - Bonus CD (2011). + Informações

Decadence Club 2008 Bologna. + Informações

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compilation: Italian Body Music Vol. 3 (2006). + Informações

Bahntier - Live in Budapest 05 - Hungary - 2008. + Informações

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The Triadex Muse is a sequencer based synthesizer. It was produced in 1972. It was a deterministic event generator that used early digital integrated circuits to generate an audio output that could sound very musical. It was designed by Edward Fredkin and Marvin Minsky at MIT. It is an algorithmic music generator: it uses logic circuits to produce a sequence of notes based on the settings of various parameters. It has four small sliders that control Volume, Tempo, Pitch, and Fine Pitch. It is not known how many were made, but they are considered very collectable. It was known to be used by the first wave of electronic musicians in the Philadelphia area in the late 70s. Users included: Charles Cohen, Lenny Seidman, Jeff Caine, George Keutemeyer, Rex X Ray and Stephan Spera, Paul Wozniki and the groups: Heavenside Layer, Ghostwriters, Watersports and The Orchestra of Philadelphia Electronic Musicians. Muse was also used during the WXPN radio show Stars End by host Gino Wong in the fall of 1977. The Muse is the subject of US Patent 3610801. For years, the Muse was a featured exhibit at the Museum of Science, Boston. The signage explained the device's algorithmic (and deterministic) approach to the creation of its seemingly random music. Far from being random, its preset "song" played continuously?and was even given a name, "Museum Musings," by the staff. During her time as a fellow at the Center for Advanced Visual Studies, Maryanne Amacher famously composed much of her .... + Informações

compilation: New [Input] Noise (2006). + Informações

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