Organ Accumulator by Sula Bassana

Time has come – once more: Sula Bassana walks on electronic trails again and produces an album in the attitude of electronic krautrock! After the successful forerunner «Shipwrecked» (2016), which was built mostly on electronic instruments, the sound is a bit more relaxed on this album. «Organ Accumulator» accured on the application of portable keyboards and little organs, also synthesizers, drumboxes, etc...
The track «Lichtbuendel», for example, was recorded almost only on a Casiotone 403, played via the fat effect board and guitar amp. «Morgentau» almost completely made on a Casio SK 1. «The Frogs» maybe sounds like a John Carpenter soundtrack and features the Roland TR 606 drumbox, whilst the title track is the by far most spacerocky track, with a lot of Yamaha PS 30 and driven by a Korg Minipops drumbox. «Grashamster» is the most krauty one, with loads of Farfisa Syntorchestra, Casio SK 1 and Roland Vocoder Plus, which (together with a Yamaha PS 30) also builds the sound-footing of «Nebelschwaden», a slighty Vangelis influenced song.
Composed, performed, mixed and produced by Sula/Dave Schmidt. Cover artwork by Lulu Artwork! Mastering by Eroc.

The CD includes the Sula side of the split-LP Dissappear. Out on Sulatron Records (sold out). But I got a handful of copies back from a distributor:
https://www.sulatron.com/xoshop/lng/en/cds/sula-bassana-organ-accumulator-disappear-cd-2479.html

Vinyl lim. to 500 on heavy, multicoloured wax. Out on Deep Distance Records UK. (sold out!)
Second issue, lim. to 300 on heavy, brown wax sold out as well.

More Sula LPs, CDs, shirts etc.:
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Tracklist

1.	Lichtbündel	7:50

2.	Morgentau	4:49

3.	The Frogs	5:57

4.	Organ Accumulator	7:06

5.	Grashamster	4:42

6.	Nebelschwaden	9:49

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released February 3, 2017

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