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Nachtluft was a Zurich-based trio, consisting of Günter Müller on electronic percussion, Jacques Widmer on acoustic percussion, and Andres Bosshard on a unique cassette machine setup (and speakers distributed around the room) and all three musicians on metal! Self-described as "project for two drummers and live-electronics in an all-over installation."

Tracked in 1986 during a live concert, and hardly known in its day, Belle-View I-IV is such a seminal recording that John Corbett has also selected it as the initial release in a UMS miniseries: "Unheard Greats of Swiss Electroacoustic Improvised Music."  Other upcoming releases in this miniseries include two lost Voice Crack LPs, and a totally unknown record by the obscure, wonderful Planet Oeuf, Müller's first band, which included British improvisors Phil Wachsmann and Phil Durrant.

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