We Are The Machine
(released in february 2009)

This album contains different attempts to merge modern and retro electronic music with guitar music and other sounds. I used all kinds of synthesizers, 8-bit SID emulators and glitch effects to arange some noisy tunes. On some tracks you will also hear a speach synthesizer. The tracks on this album were made between 2006 and 2009.

Feel Good - The Motion Picture Soundtrack
(released in august 2008)

The Feel Good soundtrack mostly contains improvised piano tracks. Since I can't play piano, the results were interesting. "Theme Of Memory" is more electronic than the rest of the album and spreads cold mood. The piano tracks sound a bit insane, as I wanted to punctuate the protagonist's mental condition.

Purple Nights Of Magic And Mystery
(released in november 2007)

In 2007 I explored some new ways to create music - in comparison to the stuff I've created before. Purple Nights Of Magic And Mystery contains a lot of xylophone and acoustic guitar, some indian instruments and even a camera shutter, operating as percussion element.

18min 25sec of free musical inspiration
(released in november 2007)

This one-track album was also made in 2007 during an experimental period. It contains a lot of different instruments and noises: from ocarina to bird sounds to mouths that are eating corn flakes. It's structure was also the inspiration for the track "memory machine" on the corrspondent album.

Inside My Room
(released in february 2007)

Inside My Room is my most popular album on last.fm. It's not my personal favourite, but it contains some sedate tracks for you to chill out. Most of the records were made on a guitars/drums/bass framework. There are also some electronic fun recordings on here.

B-Sides 2004
(released in may 2005)

On this album you'll find some older work. Back then I never wanted to release this recordings and neither I want to do this now, but - arrrrgh - it already happened. Some of the tracks are recorded on 16-track tapes and even my good old 4-track recorder. In comparison to my newer releases it contains a lot of vocals.

The SpaceGuardFingers - Sunset Death
(released in 2003)

Wow, now we came back to the good old times. Back in 2001 Alexander Wigger and I had a band called "The SpaceGuardFingers" (somehow this band still extists). Beneath some other sketchy releases we patched together the double album "Sunset Death", wich is the only one that made it on to the world wide web.