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2016. Twentyfive years after Der Dritte Raum's first release on Sven Väth's Harthouse and Eye Q label, Andreas Krüger aka Der Dritte Raum locked in his studio again to create Electric Friends, an album ostensibly meant to make up for his previous album Aydszieyalaidnem and it marks a shift to a more pop direction. Though Krüger is lumped in with all other electronic music producers, on Electric Friends, his approach is to create a meeting place for techno rhythms and sonic experimentation from the perspective of the dancefloor, and a song-friendly one at that. Befitting the club setting, the tracks are long (twelve on CD and seven on double vinyl ), but they're crammed with interesting stuff. This album is not a clinical exercise in the textural possibilities inherent in static; Der Dritte Raum is tracking pop hooks and disco beats, and he even throws a couple of trance influenced tunes into the mix of the album.
The first - and title track on this excellent album is called 'Electric Friends', a brilliant tune that highlights a smart way for listeners to approach the record. It showcases an extremely catchy lead synthesizer melody, underpinned by a sharp electronic backing. The track is suitably catchy without ever approaching raucousness. "Electric Friends' reflects the wide range of Krüger's musical interests, and there are some homages. "Command Line" has the odd distinction of being an Front 242 influenced track (in terms of beats and synths). 'Wasserstoff' is laid-back, starting with house-chord sounds, before getting all running noisy.Uptempo, danceable instrumental techno dominates the album, but the detours are frequent enough to make "Electric Friends" works as a varied, complete document with feel-good body music.
So why is it called 'Electric Friends'? Well. Krüger apparently named it so because he thought that all friends who are involved in the D3R production like live co/pilot Ralf Uhrlandt, Booker, Management and Graphic designer as well as the analogue studio environment of course work electric.

Playlist:

01 Electric Friends
02 Wasserstoff
03 Bus Error
04 Série de Fourier
05 Command Line
06 Hausnummer
07 Oberton
08 Graf Zahl
09 Fireflash FAB
10 Schwerkraft
11 Random Clock
12 Hinterhof
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2016. Twentyfive years after Der Dritte Raum's first release on Sven Väth's Harthouse and Eye Q label, Andreas Krüger aka Der Dritte Raum locked in his studio again to create Electric Friends, an album ostensibly meant to make up for his previous album Aydszieyalaidnem and it marks a shift to a more pop direction. Though Krüger is lumped in with all other electronic music producers, on Electric Friends, his approach is to create a meeting place for techno rhythms and sonic experimentation from the perspective of the dancefloor, and a song-friendly one at that. Befitting the club setting, the tracks are long (twelve on CD and seven on double vinyl ), but they're crammed with interesting stuff. This album is not a clinical exercise in the textural possibilities inherent in static; Der Dritte Raum is tracking pop hooks and disco beats, and he even throws a couple of trance influenced tunes into the mix of the album.
The first - and title track on this excellent album is called 'Electric Friends', a brilliant tune that highlights a smart way for listeners to approach the record. It showcases an extremely catchy lead synthesizer melody, underpinned by a sharp electronic backing. The track is suitably catchy without ever approaching raucousness. "Electric Friends' reflects the wide range of Krüger's musical interests, and there are some homages. "Command Line" has the odd distinction of being an Front 242 influenced track (in terms of beats and synths). 'Wasserstoff' is laid-back, starting with house-chord sounds, before getting all running noisy.Uptempo, danceable instrumental techno dominates the album, but the detours are frequent enough to make "Electric Friends" works as a varied, complete document with feel-good body music.
So why is it called 'Electric Friends'? Well. Krüger apparently named it so because he thought that all friends who are involved in the D3R production like live co/pilot Ralf Uhrlandt, Booker, Management and Graphic designer as well as the analogue studio environment of course work electric.

Playlist:

01 Electric Friends
02 Wasserstoff
03 Bus Error
04 Série de Fourier
05 Command Line
06 Hausnummer
07 Oberton
08 Graf Zahl
09 Fireflash FAB
10 Schwerkraft
11 Random Clock
12 Hinterhof
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UPC: 827170585867 Release: 02.03.2015
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When it comes to electronic music and techno music there are few cities that have conserved and upheld the foundational roots laid down by its pioneers more so than Berlin. One of the center-most characters in this movement is the inimitable Der Dritte Raum. Aydszieyalaidnem is the latest offering from Krueger"s Der Dritte Raum project. Following up the 2013 release Morgenland, this new album with the unspellable but warmth name is stepping away from the melodic/harmonic forms of previous works, presenting a more club orientated proposition. Bathed and soaked in a warm berlin studio setup, Aydszieyalaidnem draws on Krueger's formative influences of electronic club music, relying on hardware programming and sequencing with a lot of rattling and sharp percussion cutting through simple melody lines and low-slung grooves. From house to techno, from human- and machine-created rhythms, to sweet voices and warped vocals, to blissful melodies and mindNew
Tracklist:
A1 Aydszieyalaidnem , A2 Drehschieber , B1 Separat , B2 Ratz Fatz , C1 Chromdioxyd , C2 Stimmt , D1 En Garde , D2 Pustekuchen
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UPC: 827170145924 Release: 12.1.2015
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When it comes to electronic music and techno music there are few cities that have conserved and upheld the foundational roots laid down by its pioneers more so than Berlin. One of the center-most characters in this movement is the inimitable Der Dritte Raum. Aydszieyalaidnem is the latest offering from Krueger"s Der Dritte Raum project. Following up the 2013 release Morgenland, this new album with the unspellable but warmth name is stepping away from the melodic/harmonic forms of previous works, presenting a more club orientated proposition. Bathed and soaked in a warm berlin studio setup, Aydszieyalaidnem draws on Krueger's formative influences of electronic club music, relying on hardware programming and sequencing with a lot of rattling and sharp percussion cutting through simple melody lines and low-slung grooves. From house to techno, from human- and machine-created rhythms, to sweet voices and warped vocals, to blissful melodies and mindNew
Playlist:
01 Aydszieyalaidnem
02 Chromdioxid
03 Ratz Fatz
04 Separat
05 Ungeziefer
06 Drehschieber
07 Pitcz Band
08 Pustekuchen
09 Stimmt
10 En Garde
11 Dr. Zinnowitz
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UPC: 827170554269 Release: 27.07. 2014
Playlist:
A1– DERWISCH – LARS WICKINGER REMIX
A2 – MORGENLAND – FRANZ NOISER REMIX
B1 –TARA – CAVAAN REMIX
B2 – DSCHINN – SWAYZAK REMIX
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After Der Dritte Raum’s album Morgenland kicked up a lot of the same in 2013, it was only a
matter of time until the right remixers for the album were found. No less than four amazing
producers of today's electronic music scene were allowed to have their way with these
tracks, and the results are more than fitting. This 12" features four powerful club tracks from
four outstanding remixers: Swayzak, Cavaan, Lars Wickinger and Franz Noiser.
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UPC: 8271709517263 Release: 25.11. 2013
Tracklist A1 - Mokka - Vinyl Mix A2 - Fata Morgana - Melange Mokka B1 - Pole Position - Gran Prix Version B2 - Derwisch - Mokka Mischung
The Der Dritte Raum label presents the second 12" EP from it's latest album release MORGENLAND.
Andreas Krüger once again steps up to deliver the goods. And with his cutting-edge collection of little dirty machines, he certainly proves to have his finger on the pulse of contemporary dance music. This is a solid and compelling follow up 12" from his album Morgenland which is representing a sound which is not only sweeping the charts, but someweher inbetween techno and house. Krüger aka Der Dritte Raum has made a great impact on the international techno scene. A powerful musical vision and a do-it-yourself mentality have made him one of the most in-demand producers on the international scene within the last decade. In addition to his numerous studio endeavors, Der Dritte Raum has been rocking dancefloors from behind the decks for over two decades. Mokka EP provides this again with 4 vinyl and two bonus tracks.

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UPC: 827170517264 Release: 17.10. 2013
A – Hale Bopp – RICARDO VILLALOBOS REMIX B1 – Hale Bopp – CAVAAN REMIX B2 – Hale Bopp – DER DRITTE RAUM ISON ADAPTION REMIX
After releasing ‚Morgenland’ album Der Dritte Raum Record's stable drops their eight EP, bringing up Hale Bopp, which some of you may know from trance shenanigans back in the roaring 90’s. What makes it even more better then the original classic track are the re-interpretations. Ricardo Villalobos & Cavaan flashes their acclaimed producer talents and their works are both very original and quite different from each other. Since his epics like 'Easy Lee' and 'Dexter,' Villalobos has kept stretching out his music, and his Hale Bopp version is full of rhythms and more changing than ever -- meandering in ever-widening circles. Same is Cavaan’s remix. It’s drifting on their own with spiraling barbed rhythms that emerge from couplings of analogue machines. The Ison Adaption on B2 is remodeled by Krüger himself and on all remixes the main-melody is kept, although no samples are used, making it rather different from the original.
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UPC: 827170130920 Release : 18. 05. 2013
This is the thirteenth full-length release by producer DER DRITTE RAUM (Andreas Krüger). His discography is as stunning as the list of his live appearances. There's not a soul with the slightest interest in electronic music who has never danced to a track by this extraordinary talented producer. He's one of the few that has truly created his own signature sound. Krüger's trademark is his excessive use of hardware intruments in the studio as well as during his live-performances. For his new output he recorded live drum sessions, and clarinet player and a bunch of vintage instruments are used - like black holes, they suck in and spit out the most varied influences. MORGENLAND is DER DRITTE RAUM's latest album-CD and could be considered an immaculate conception album. What is so memorable about this thirteen new tracks is the way it strikes the perfect balance between studio-experimentation and groovy techno without ever breaking stride or losing focus. The selection conveys a palpable deepness, occasionally harboring a touch of melancholy, yet never becoming overwhelming, for at its peaks. There's nothing brash or over-blown here, all the real action is nestled between the beats - while the grooves he concocts are all so earthy and raw that the kick drum functions as an alternative rather than a necessity.
01 Mokka
02 Morgenland
03 Pole Position
04 Tara
05 Fata Morgana
06 Tanz der Schlaraffen
07 Himmel
08 Doppeldecker
09 Schneeland
10 Derwisch
11 Stirling
12 Dschinn
13 Docks
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UPC: 827170500266 Release : 18.06 2013
Tracklist 12" VINYL: A1 - MORGENLAND
A2 - TANZ DER SCHLARAFFEN B1 - DOPPELDECKER B2 - HIMMEL
Der Dritte Raum dispenses with the pleasantries and hammers the sound system with his 12" named DOPPELDECKER EP from the upcoming album MORGENLAND. What comes out is an artful and smartly grooving four-to-the-floor bass drum affine in a state-of-the-art "Der Dritte Raum style".
All four tracks on the vinyl will conquer the hearts of connaisseurs and surely please the new tasteful modernists as well. More

Ladies and Gentleman: Der Dritte Raum is back - and this time, it's not only with new sounds in well-known Krüger style, but also with a new label platform: Der Dritte Raum Records! Fresh and dreamy, that's the sound of the first release, with four tracks full of groove, warmth and the distinctive Der Dritte Raum-funk on board. On all tracks of this release Andreas Krüger proves he has a firm hold on his analogue machinery - as always - but also shows his connection to contemporary machine music as well as Krautrock and psychedelic sounds. Inspired by his band project Von Trips, numerous analogue recordings entered the new material. We're ready to take on summer with this first release on our new label: warm layers and playful details skillfully surround the swinging grooves - you can almost feel the soft breeze of a beautiful summer night touch your skin. Just wonderful...

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DER DRITTE RAUM is a super project at constant altitude flight.
Releasing music on labels such as Harthouse and Cocoon since the early ninetees DER DRITTE RAUM has established a name for high quality electronic music and a live show you will never forget. With their Überhit “Swing Bop” 3 years ago DER DRITTE RAUM has kicked off a still going “roaring 20s”-Hype in the electronic music scene in Berlin and anywhere else. Now here we go with the remixes of this epic piece. The question was: Who could remix this unique track withut making it just a worse copy of the original? The answer: T.RAUMSCHMIERE might turn this track into a dirty wrecking rave monster and as a complementary addition, ACID PAULi might be a good choice to take the track in a totally different direction. Well, T.raumschmiere did what we expected, just in an even better way than we hoped, and Acid Pauli did as well. He gave Swing Bop an outfit that makes it sound even more dreamy and out of time and space. Enjoy! More

Der Dritte Raum is back! It's hard to believe but it's been 16 years since Andreas Krüger released his first album on Harthouse, followed by five more albums and countless 12-inches on various labels. This coming album, his seventh, will be released on his own imprint Save to Disc, which has recently been the subject of a friendly takeover by Andreas.
With Rosa Rausch, Andreas has released another one of his typical musical kaleidoscopes. His distinctive grooves last from the first to the very last bar of the record - sometimes brisk, sometimes subtle; he knows how to fascinate his audience. His deep love for hypnotic arrangements and entrancing synth-lines - derived from the classic machines of the last century - exudes from every moment of this album. Still the tracks don't fit the usual labels. The impact of two decades of House and Techno merge with solid Ambient sounds, Electro and Swing into a genre-busting amalgam full of musical surprises. You can hear that this bedrock of Techno history is beyond proving himself to anyone, every musical facet is an exactly placed but casual shot from the hip. Andreas exquisitely manages to transfer day-to-day inspiration into distinct musical positions.
Wonderful moments come out of this vintage machinery: pounding and hissing like a steam train, title track Rosa Rausch gains momentum on this trip into the countryside. Beats jingle cheerfully like ice cubes in a highball glass. Summery synthies convey a feeling of sand between your toes. Two other tracks, Lieblingsloop and Blautaut, also have this spirit of the summer; with a feeling of effortlessness and of the sun shining on your face, the music takes your hand and draws you to the dance floor.
That's where Swing Bop is already waiting for you. Last year's uber-hit, still putting a smile on all our faces. But, as we all know, Der Dritte Raum has other sides to him, too. Gerät außer Kontrolle lets lose a crazy percussion session, a worthy reference to old school Techno.
Soft and warm, the album comes to an end; the descent begins with a Kleine Freiluftschleife, on Weitwelt, we take one last round through the orbit in our little space ship and dreamily look at Andreas Krüger's sound universe. At the Landungsbrücken, the pilot finally drops us off. We stay on the bank for a little while, relive those manifold images of our journey and enjoy the evening sun on our faces. Life's good.

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2016. Twentyfive years after Der Dritte Raum's first release on Sven Väth's Harthouse and Eye Q label, Andreas Krüger aka Der Dritte Raum locked in his studio again to create Electric Friends, an album ostensibly meant to make up for his previous album Aydszieyalaidnem and it marks a shift to a more pop direction. Though Krüger is lumped in with all other electronic music producers, on Electric Friends, his approach is to create a meeting place for techno rhythms and sonic experimentation from the perspective of the dancefloor, and a song-friendly one at that. Befitting the club setting, the tracks are long (twelve on CD and seven on double vinyl ), but they're crammed with interesting stuff. This album is not a clinical exercise in the textural possibilities inherent in static; Der Dritte Raum is tracking pop hooks and disco beats, and he even throws a couple of trance influenced tunes into the mix of the album.
The first - and title track on this excellent album is called 'Electric Friends', a brilliant tune that highlights a smart way for listeners to approach the record. It showcases an extremely catchy lead synthesizer melody, underpinned by a sharp electronic backing. The track is suitably catchy without ever approaching raucousness. "Electric Friends' reflects the wide range of Krüger's musical interests, and there are some homages. "Command Line" has the odd distinction of being an Front 242 influenced track (in terms of beats and synths). 'Wasserstoff' is laid-back, starting with house-chord sounds, before getting all running noisy.Uptempo, danceable instrumental techno dominates the album, but the detours are frequent enough to make "Electric Friends" works as a varied, complete document with feel-good body music.
So why is it called 'Electric Friends'? Well. Krüger apparently named it so because he thought that all friends who are involved in the D3R production like live co/pilot Ralf Uhrlandt, Booker, Management and Graphic designer as well as the analogue studio environment of course work electric.

Playlist:

01 Electric Friends
02 Wasserstoff
03 Bus Error
04 Série de Fourier
05 Command Line
06 Hausnummer
07 Oberton
08 Graf Zahl
09 Fireflash FAB
10 Schwerkraft
11 Random Clock
12 Hinterhof
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2016. Twentyfive years after Der Dritte Raum's first release on Sven Väth's Harthouse and Eye Q label, Andreas Krüger aka Der Dritte Raum locked in his studio again to create Electric Friends, an album ostensibly meant to make up for his previous album Aydszieyalaidnem and it marks a shift to a more pop direction. Though Krüger is lumped in with all other electronic music producers, on Electric Friends, his approach is to create a meeting place for techno rhythms and sonic experimentation from the perspective of the dancefloor, and a song-friendly one at that. Befitting the club setting, the tracks are long (twelve on CD and seven on double vinyl ), but they're crammed with interesting stuff. This album is not a clinical exercise in the textural possibilities inherent in static; Der Dritte Raum is tracking pop hooks and disco beats, and he even throws a couple of trance influenced tunes into the mix of the album.
The first - and title track on this excellent album is called 'Electric Friends', a brilliant tune that highlights a smart way for listeners to approach the record. It showcases an extremely catchy lead synthesizer melody, underpinned by a sharp electronic backing. The track is suitably catchy without ever approaching raucousness. "Electric Friends' reflects the wide range of Krüger's musical interests, and there are some homages. "Command Line" has the odd distinction of being an Front 242 influenced track (in terms of beats and synths). 'Wasserstoff' is laid-back, starting with house-chord sounds, before getting all running noisy.Uptempo, danceable instrumental techno dominates the album, but the detours are frequent enough to make "Electric Friends" works as a varied, complete document with feel-good body music.
So why is it called 'Electric Friends'? Well. Krüger apparently named it so because he thought that all friends who are involved in the D3R production like live co/pilot Ralf Uhrlandt, Booker, Management and Graphic designer as well as the analogue studio environment of course work electric.

Playlist:

01 Electric Friends
02 Wasserstoff
03 Bus Error
04 Série de Fourier
05 Command Line
06 Hausnummer
07 Oberton
08 Graf Zahl
09 Fireflash FAB
10 Schwerkraft
11 Random Clock
12 Hinterhof
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UPC: 827170585867 Release: 02.03.2015
Product info:
When it comes to electronic music and techno music there are few cities that have conserved and upheld the foundational roots laid down by its pioneers more so than Berlin. One of the center-most characters in this movement is the inimitable Der Dritte Raum. Aydszieyalaidnem is the latest offering from Krueger"s Der Dritte Raum project. Following up the 2013 release Morgenland, this new album with the unspellable but warmth name is stepping away from the melodic/harmonic forms of previous works, presenting a more club orientated proposition. Bathed and soaked in a warm berlin studio setup, Aydszieyalaidnem draws on Krueger's formative influences of electronic club music, relying on hardware programming and sequencing with a lot of rattling and sharp percussion cutting through simple melody lines and low-slung grooves. From house to techno, from human- and machine-created rhythms, to sweet voices and warped vocals, to blissful melodies and mindNew
Tracklist:
A1 Aydszieyalaidnem , A2 Drehschieber , B1 Separat , B2 Ratz Fatz , C1 Chromdioxyd , C2 Stimmt , D1 En Garde , D2 Pustekuchen
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UPC: 827170554269 Release: 27.07. 2014
Playlist:
A1– DERWISCH – LARS WICKINGER REMIX
A2 – MORGENLAND – FRANZ NOISER REMIX
B1 –TARA – CAVAAN REMIX
B2 – DSCHINN – SWAYZAK REMIX
Product info:
After Der Dritte Raum’s album Morgenland kicked up a lot of the same in 2013, it was only a
matter of time until the right remixers for the album were found. No less than four amazing
producers of today's electronic music scene were allowed to have their way with these
tracks, and the results are more than fitting. This 12" features four powerful club tracks from
four outstanding remixers: Swayzak, Cavaan, Lars Wickinger and Franz Noiser.
More

UPC: 827170130920 Release : 18. 05. 2013
This is the thirteenth full-length release by producer DER DRITTE RAUM (Andreas Krüger). His discography is as stunning as the list of his live appearances. There's not a soul with the slightest interest in electronic music who has never danced to a track by this extraordinary talented producer. He's one of the few that has truly created his own signature sound. Krüger's trademark is his excessive use of hardware intruments in the studio as well as during his live-performances. For his new output he recorded live drum sessions, and clarinet player and a bunch of vintage instruments are used - like black holes, they suck in and spit out the most varied influences. MORGENLAND is DER DRITTE RAUM's latest album-CD and could be considered an immaculate conception album. What is so memorable about this thirteen new tracks is the way it strikes the perfect balance between studio-experimentation and groovy techno without ever breaking stride or losing focus. The selection conveys a palpable deepness, occasionally harboring a touch of melancholy, yet never becoming overwhelming, for at its peaks. There's nothing brash or over-blown here, all the real action is nestled between the beats - while the grooves he concocts are all so earthy and raw that the kick drum functions as an alternative rather than a necessity.
01 Mokka
02 Morgenland
03 Pole Position
04 Tara
05 Fata Morgana
06 Tanz der Schlaraffen
07 Himmel
08 Doppeldecker
09 Schneeland
10 Derwisch
11 Stirling
12 Dschinn
13 Docks
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UPC: 827170500266 Release : 18.06 2013
Tracklist 12" VINYL: A1 - MORGENLAND
A2 - TANZ DER SCHLARAFFEN B1 - DOPPELDECKER B2 - HIMMEL
Der Dritte Raum dispenses with the pleasantries and hammers the sound system with his 12" named DOPPELDECKER EP from the upcoming album MORGENLAND. What comes out is an artful and smartly grooving four-to-the-floor bass drum affine in a state-of-the-art "Der Dritte Raum style".
All four tracks on the vinyl will conquer the hearts of connaisseurs and surely please the new tasteful modernists as well. More

Ladies and Gentleman: Der Dritte Raum is back - and this time, it's not only with new sounds in well-known Krüger style, but also with a new label platform: Der Dritte Raum Records! Fresh and dreamy, that's the sound of the first release, with four tracks full of groove, warmth and the distinctive Der Dritte Raum-funk on board. On all tracks of this release Andreas Krüger proves he has a firm hold on his analogue machinery - as always - but also shows his connection to contemporary machine music as well as Krautrock and psychedelic sounds. Inspired by his band project Von Trips, numerous analogue recordings entered the new material. We're ready to take on summer with this first release on our new label: warm layers and playful details skillfully surround the swinging grooves - you can almost feel the soft breeze of a beautiful summer night touch your skin. Just wonderful...

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