Tracklist 3LP:

A1 2nd World
A2 Jack
A3 Panama

B1 Cool Melt
B2 Kante
B3 Tender Skin

C1 Dogs
C2 Sync
C3 The Blame Game

D1 Bloom
D2 Alaska
D3 Eraser

E1 Azrael
E2 Butter

F1 Window
F2 A List





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HVOB release first live album and tour documentary

77 sold-out concerts in places such as Buenos Aires, New York, Mexico City, and the Funkhaus Berlin, stops in 34 countries and four continents: the Rocco world tour in 2019 once again underlined the role played by Vienna duo HVOB in the world of electronic music.

One of the highlights of the tour was in London on April 13, at the filled-to-capacity "Electric Brixton" music venue. The evening had already been planned in advance as an album, a lot of effort went into recording it in its entirety. "Live in London" will be the first live album by HVOB. It will be released on March 11.

A short documentary by Nicola von Leffern will be released at the same time as the album. The film director from Hamburg accompanied HVOB on tour and it delivers a very intimate, unfiltered insight into the musical lives and the routine aspects of touring for the normally publicity-shy HVOB duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner.
HVOB are currently working on a new studio album that is provisionally scheduled for release in spring 2022.


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Tracklist:
A1 Tender Skin A2 Tender Skin (DJ Tennis Remix) B1 The Anxiety to Please B2 The Anxiety to Please (Scuba Remix)
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The third and final EP from the latest album of HVOB is due for release on September 18.
HVOB's album "Trialog" was released in spring this year and continues to attract unwavering international interest. The interdisciplinary art project - prompting an invitation to perform a Boiler Room set in Vienna, touted by American Thump magazine as a contender for an "Album of the Year" award - is a perennial headliner on influential blogs and media such as XLR8R, Resident Advisor, i-D and ARTE after charting high on Beatport and iTunes. At the same time HVOB's world-wide tour continues to gather momentum, with concerts in cities from Cape Town and New York to Hong Kong and New Delhi.

The third and final EP from the "Trialog" album, "Tender Skin/The Anxiety to please", is now set for release on September 18. None other than Scuba and DJ Tennis have been enlisted to remix the double A side, the seventh EP from the electronic duo: Scuba manages to transform the fragility of "The Anxiety to please" into a subdued powerfulness, while the DJ Tennis remix of "Tender Skin" is similarly powerful and technoid.

"Tender Skin/The Anxiety to please" is released on September 18 as a double A side, on vinyl and digital on Stil vor Talent.

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Tracklist 2LP:
A1. Azrael A2. Window B1. Tender Skin B2. Cool Melt C1. Oxid C2. Clap Eyes C3. The Anxiety to please D1. Ghost D2. Turn a Rope round ist Axis D3. Attention
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HVOB: Trialog
HVOB present their second album as an interdisciplinary work of art: ten physical processes are reflected in interactive installations, visuals and sounds. With their successful debut album ('HVOB', 2013) and five EPs, HVOB have crafted a unique panoply of sound: intelligent and driving, challenging and melodic. 'Trialog', the second album by the producer duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner, will be releases on April 17th.
I. Project
Above all, 'Trialog' is an interdisciplinary art project, comprising a discourse between the disciplines of sound, video and installation, realised by HVOB, the VJs licherloh and the visual artist Clemens Wolf. The theme centres on ten ubiquitous physical processes, which are being documented and interpreted interactively on three artistic levels; via Clemens Wolf's orchestrated processes, the lyrics and sounds of HVOB's tracks, and the visuals by VJs lichterloh.
II. Album
Tearing, mixing, bursting, melting, oxidising, breaking, imploding, etching, bending, burning, track to video, video to artwork, artwork to track: 'Trialog' depicts the transformation of ten physical processes in ten tracks. HVOB's sound distinctively shapes the album, yet the duo now interpret their acoustic palette in darker, more accentuated, techno-leaning shades. Each of the ten tracks pursues its own individual dramaturgy: the opener 'Azrael' tears apart its built-up percussive tension, 'Clap Eyes' inches along frailly, 'The Anxiety to please' deepens and condenses until it implodes. References, inspirations and associations between materials, processes and artistic disciplines create an artistic depth, which renders the album a highl complex and complete work of art.
III. Band
Within the space of three years, HVOB have not only established themselves within the international music scene by way of their releases, but also as a live-act. The duo strictly plays live and invariably performs with a drummer. HVOB played in 20 countries in the past year alone; at CTEMF in Cape Town, the Berlin Festival or SXSW in Austin. The conceptual framework of 'Trialog' will also be translated into a live-show. In dialogue with lichterloh and Clemens Wolf, HVOB have developed an audio-visual experience, which they're presenting globally this year. Next to Europe, dates in Central and North America, Africa and Asia are already confirmed.
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Tracklist:
01.Azrael 02.Window 03.Tender Skin 04.Cool Melt 05.Oxid 06.Clap Eyes 07.The Anxiety to please 08.Ghost 09.Turn a Rope round its axis 10.Attention
Short info:
HVOB: Trialog
HVOB present their second album as an interdisciplinary work of art: ten physical processes are reflected in interactive installations, visuals and sounds. With their successful debut album ('HVOB', 2013) and five EPs, HVOB have crafted a unique panoply of sound: intelligent and driving, challenging and melodic. 'Trialog', the second album by the producer duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner, will be releases on April 17th.
I. Project
Above all, 'Trialog' is an interdisciplinary art project, comprising a discourse between the disciplines of sound, video and installation, realised by HVOB, the VJs licherloh and the visual artist Clemens Wolf. The theme centres on ten ubiquitous physical processes, which are being documented and interpreted interactively on three artistic levels; via Clemens Wolf's orchestrated processes, the lyrics and sounds of HVOB's tracks, and the visuals by VJs lichterloh.
II. Album
Tearing, mixing, bursting, melting, oxidising, breaking, imploding, etching, bending, burning, track to video, video to artwork, artwork to track: 'Trialog' depicts the transformation of ten physical processes in ten tracks. HVOB's sound distinctively shapes the album, yet the duo now interpret their acoustic palette in darker, more accentuated, techno-leaning shades. Each of the ten tracks pursues its own individual dramaturgy: the opener 'Azrael' tears apart its built-up percussive tension, 'Clap Eyes' inches along frailly, 'The Anxiety to please' deepens and condenses until it implodes. References, inspirations and associations between materials, processes and artistic disciplines create an artistic depth, which renders the album a highly complex and complete work of art.
III. Band
Within the space of three years, HVOB have not only established themselves within the international music scene by way of their releases, but also as a live-act. The duo strictly plays live and invariably performs with a drummer. HVOB played in 20 countries in the past year alone; at CTEMF in Cape Town, the Berlin Festival or SXSW in Austin. The conceptual framework of 'Trialog' will also be translated into a live-show. In dialogue with lichterloh and Clemens Wolf, HVOB have developed an audio-visual experience, which they're presenting globally this year. Next to Europe, dates in Central and North America, Africa and Asia are already confirmed.
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Tracklist: A1. Azrael A2. Azrael (Pillow Talk Remix) B1. Ghost B2. Ghost (The Field Remix)
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'Azrael' and 'Ghost' form the two original tracks on HVOB's sixth EP. Not only do they offer an acoustic and conceptual taste of this spring's HVOB album, they are, moreover, accompanied by two remixes: Pillow Talk from San Francisco (Wolf + Lamb, Life & Death) apply their sound to the pulsating and percussive arc of suspense that is album-opener 'Azrael', while The Field from Stockholm (Kompakt, Warp Records) dive into the ethereal fragility of 'Ghost'.
'Azrael/Ghost' will be released on March 20 as a double-A vinyl and digitally on Stil vor Talent.
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UPC: 827170 572164 Release: 01.12.2014
Tracklist: A1. Window (Original Mix) A2. Oxid (Original Mix) B1. Window (Gui Boratto Remix) B2. Window (Acid Pauli Remix)
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"Window": HVOB explores the boundaries of music Music meets video meets installation: HVOB's new EP "Window" opens a trialogue between artistic disciplines. The Viennese electronic duo HVOB has firmly established itself on the international electronic music scene with four EPs, a debut album and live appearances at festivals such as the Cape Town Electronic Music Festival and SXSW in Austin. The fifth EP, which was presented at this year's Parallel Vienna art fair and is about to be officially released, is the result of an artistic experiment by Anna Müller and Paul Wallner. Above and beyond the music, "Window" is a complex art project. The EP is - like the electronic duo's follow-up album, scheduled for release in 2015 - the result of a trialogue with Vienna artist Clemens Wolf and the VJs lichterloh. At the heart of the project are materials and the processes of their transformation, addressed on all three artistic levels and wrapped up in a single work. Each track is therefore a self-contained piece comprising installation, music and video. The EP is made up of four tracks: "Window", "Oxid" and two remixes of the title track. HVOB has been fortunate enough to collaborate with luminaries of the music industry: Gui Boratto interprets "Window" as a pulsating, emotive anthem to the joy of life, Acid Pauli places Anna Müller's vocals at the centre of an almost nine-minute journey through the HVOB world of sound. The EP "Window" appears on the label Stil vor Talent and is available on vinyl and digitally from November 28.
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UPC: 827170 519268 Release : 09.12.2013
Tracklist A1. Lion (Original Mix) A2. 28TH (Original Mix) B1. Lion (Stimming Remix) B2. Lion (Wolfram Remix)
The Year of the Lion
New EP by internationally acclaimed Viennese electronic duo HVOB: "Lion" to be released on December 6. "Dogs" was HVOB's debut EP launched at the end of 2012, and exactly one year later the electronic duo from Vienna are back with a vengeance: "Lion" is released on December 6. The new EP from HVOB contains two brand new tracks, with remixes by Stimming and Wolfram. "Lion" remains true to the unmistakeable sound of HVOB, created by the young Viennese duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner; like "Jack", "Always Like This" and "Dogs" before them, they are both melodic and intelligent, catchy and sophisticated. The new tracks also come across as more precise and purposeful than their predecessors: "Lion" is a captivating blend of Anna Müller's almost stoically understated vocals and the pulsating beat of the bass. The new EP is also a reflection of HVOB's first full year: the successful release of the debut album in March, top of the US Billboard Charts' "Next Big Sound" category, sell-out concerts and festivals throughout Europe - from Germany's Fusion Festival and appearances in England, The Netherlands and France to the Paris and Berlin Fashion Weeks. From Stimming's remix you would think that he and HVOB were kindred spirits; his rich and intelligent sound transforms "Lion" into something of an HVOB anthem. Part of the New York music scene, Austrian Wolfram, who has collaborated with Hercules and Love Affair and Haddaway, contrasts HVOB with his typically intoxicating disco sound.
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UPC: 827170 483866 Release : 06.05.2013
Tracklist
A1. HVOB - Always like this (Original Mix)
A2. HVOB - Hold your horses (Original Mix)
B1. HVOB - Always like this (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
B2. HVOB - Always like this (Andhim Remix)
HVOB have only just released their impressive debut album, but the next EP is already on the way: "Always Like This" is almost a tribute to the Vienna-based electronic duo's current wave of success. Number 1 in the iTunes Dance Charts in Austria and number 3 in Germany, number 3 in the Beatport Deep House Charts - and HVOB's eponymous debut album continues to win the band critical acclaim in a success story which began when the first snippets appeared on Soundcloud a year ago. HVOB's Berlin-based label Stil vor Talent, which is no stranger to success, has been delighted by one of its best selling albums to date. HVOB's third EP is scheduled for release on April 26 - and the track selection seems to be more than mere coincidence. "Always Like This" is an accurate reflection of the young Vienna electro duo's life right now. Anna Müller and Paul Wallner are "super happy" with the way things are going, busy as they are with all the live appearances in cities like Berlin, Paris and Istanbul, long nights spent in the studio and the formation of new partnerships: alongside Four Artists, Primary Talent, one of the world's major booking agencies, will in future be looking after the interests of HVOB. "Always Like This" is the third single from the album "HVOB". HVOB's cover of the track by British indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club mixes warm synth pads with soft beats, while Anna Müller's distinctive voice puts an entirely new spin on the melancholy of the original. Oliver Koletzki and Andhim have both made remixes of HVOB's interpretation of "Always Like This": Oliver Koletzki's version is powerful, emotive and melodic, while Andhim's shows incredible attention to detail and is intensely deep and original.
HVOB, which stands for "Her Voice Over Boys", are Anna Müller and Paul Wallner, who formed the duo in spring 2012. Müller (composition, production, vocals) and Wallner (composition and final production) produce intelligent, sophisticated electronic music, which is both easy to listen or dance to. The Vienna duo, who favour live on-stage performances with the backing of a drummer, will be appearing at the Donaufestival in Krems, Lower Austria, the Lighthouse Festival on the Lanterna peninsula (Porec, Croatia), the Pratersauna in Vienna, the Übel & Gefährlich in Hamburg and the Ninkasi in Lyon. For more information and event dates visit: www.hvob-music.com.
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Release : 08.03.2013
Tracklist 01. Hold your horses (Original Mix) 02. Let's keep this quiet (Original Mix) 03. Jack (All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy) (Original Mix) 04. Fog Machine (Original Mix) 05. Always like this (Original Mix) 06. Dogs (Original Mix) 07. Moon (Original Mix) 08. Pay as you go mobile phone (Original Mix) 09. Heavy Seas (Original Mix) 10. Reason (Original Mix) 11. The last song ever written (Original Mix) 12. Ocean bed (Original Mix)
It's the culmination of what has been a roller coaster debut year: the eponymous debut album by the phenomenal Vienna duo HVOB is a lesson in how versatile, intelligent and creative electronic music can be. It's been just twelve months since the first snippets appeared on Soundcloud, during which time the young electronic duo HVOB (short for Her Voice over Boys) have been causing a real stir throughout Europe: "… this is what deep house sound should sound like. Pure love …" (hmwl.org, Sweden), "… sure to be spoken about …" (delicieuse-musique.com, France), "More please, and soon!" (thegap.at, Austria), "… sleek and beautifully crafted beats …" (electronicbeats.net, Germany). HVOB have been a hit with the most influential music blogs and with the public: acclaimed appearances at the likes of Germany's MELT! Festival, number 4 in the Beatport Deep House charts with their debut EP "Dogs", number 10 in the Top Live Acts of the Year and number 11 in the Best Singles of 2012 in DE:BUG's readers' poll. At the end of 2012, leading Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab used HVOB's music for the soundtrack of his collection video. Vienna-born Anna Müller (composition, production, vocals) and Paul Wallner (composition and final production) are kicking off the second year of their collaborative project with another release, only this time with more than just tantalising snippets: their eagerly anticipated debut LP, "HVOB", released March 8, contains twelve tracks that showcase the duo's distinctive sound - intelligent and sophisticated, emotive and melodic. The opening track "Hold Your Horses" could be a signature tune for HVOB: organic beats, soft piano sounds and Anna Müller's stunning voice give way to compelling deep house. Further highlights of the album: scheduled for release in February, the single "Jack" with its emotive beats, the complex electronic ballad "Fog Machine", and "Always Like This", HVOB's interpretation of the track by British indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club. HVOB, who on stage perform live and with a drummer, are planning a European tour after the album's release. Venues will include: Paris (as part of Paris Fashion Week), Berlin, Zurich; further information: www.hvob-music.com
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UPC: 827170 483361 Release : 25.02.2013
Tracklist A1. Jack (Original Mix) A2. Moon (Original Mix) B1. Jack (Edu Imbernon Remix) B2. Jack (Niconé & Sascha Braemer Remix)
Their debut "Dogs" took the Beatport Deep House Charts by storm. With their second EP "Jack" the Vienna-based duo HVOB fuel the anticipation for their forthcoming debut album. In 2012, a young duo from Vienna proved to be one of the great success stories of Europe's electronic music landscape: HVOB (short for "Her Voice over Boys") only uploaded initial snippets on Soundcloud last April, reached number 4 in the Beatport Deep House Charts with their debut EP "Dogs", number 10 in the Top Live Acts of the Year and number 11 in the Best Singles of 2012 in DE:BUG's readers' poll, while performing live at festivals such as Germany's Melt!. Moreover, the year was concluded by a particular honour: the leading Lebanese-French fashion designer Elie Saab chose HVOB's sound for his new collection video. With their inaugural release, Anna Müller (composition, production, vocals) and Paul Wallner (composition and final production) managed to create an entirely new and unique world of sound: HVOB represent intelligent and sophisticated electronic music that is equally emotive and melodic. 2013 kicks off with the release of HVOB's second EP: "Jack" will be available on vinyl and Beatport on February 22. Here, the duo presents two new original tracks in the form of "Jack" and "Moon", while one will also find two prominent remixes of "Jack". The Berliner DJs Niconé & Sascha Braemer weave the original's driving beats and Anna Müller's hypnotic voice into their own sound aesthetic, and Valencia's Edu Imbernon transforms "Jack" into a dark and forceful deep house track. Especially Edu Imbernon's contribution highlights HVOB's current standing within Europe's scene: the Spaniard, who recently remixed "The Reunion" by The XX among others, was so impressed by HVOB's sound that it led him to approach the young Viennese pair and offer a collaboration. "Jack" is the precursor to HVOB's debut LP, set to be released March 8. After the album release, HVOB, who on stage perform live and with a drummer, are going to embark on a European tour. Some stops include: Paris (as part of Paris Fashion Week), Berlin, Zurich - more infos: www.hvob-music.com.
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UPC: 827170 463660 A1. Dogs (Original Mix) A2. Let's Keep this Quiet (Original Mix) B1. Dogs (Oliver Koletzki Remix) B2. Dogs (Niko Schwind Remix)
Their first Soundcloud snippets appeared in April, followed by the signing to Stil vor Talent in late spring and a summer of lauded festival performances, such as at the renowned Berliner Melt! Festival - this autumn HVOB (short for Her Voice Over Boys) now go on to deliver their virgin release: the 'Dogs' EP closes the circle of an impressive first year for the young electronica project. 'Dogs' combines all of the qualities with which the Vienna-based pair caused a stir across Europe during the past months: intelligent, equally driving and melodic, sophisticated electronic music - with an enchantingly feminine touch due to Anna Müller's voice. Stil vor Talent mastermind Oliver Koletzki speaks of 'a eureka moment on first listen, something that only happens once in a blue moon. HVOB are unique and timeless'. On the A-side of the debut EP, 'Dogs' and 'Let's Keep this Quiet' take the listener on a journey through HVOB's distinctive sonic world of organic sounds, floating pads, propelling beats and Anna Müller's beautiful voice. Müller is not only responsible for the vocals, but for composition and production, while Paul Wallner is accountable for the finishing touches of the production process. On the flip side, 'Dogs' is then treated by Stil vor Talent heavyweights Oliver Koletzki and Niko Schwind: Koletzki utilises the original's piano and vocal melodies, beefing them up with a driving bass line and his trademark synths, while Schwind places an emphasis on catchy claps, tambourines and Anna Müller's voice. We are eagerly awaiting the release of their first album early next year!
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Tracklist 3LP:

A1 2nd World
A2 Jack
A3 Panama

B1 Cool Melt
B2 Kante
B3 Tender Skin

C1 Dogs
C2 Sync
C3 The Blame Game

D1 Bloom
D2 Alaska
D3 Eraser

E1 Azrael
E2 Butter

F1 Window
F2 A List





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HVOB release first live album and tour documentary

77 sold-out concerts in places such as Buenos Aires, New York, Mexico City, and the Funkhaus Berlin, stops in 34 countries and four continents: the Rocco world tour in 2019 once again underlined the role played by Vienna duo HVOB in the world of electronic music.

One of the highlights of the tour was in London on April 13, at the filled-to-capacity "Electric Brixton" music venue. The evening had already been planned in advance as an album, a lot of effort went into recording it in its entirety. "Live in London" will be the first live album by HVOB. It will be released on March 11.

A short documentary by Nicola von Leffern will be released at the same time as the album. The film director from Hamburg accompanied HVOB on tour and it delivers a very intimate, unfiltered insight into the musical lives and the routine aspects of touring for the normally publicity-shy HVOB duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner.
HVOB are currently working on a new studio album that is provisionally scheduled for release in spring 2022.


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