Afrokraut II: The Lowbrow Manifesto

by David Nesselhauf

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1.	Intrologue 00:43	buy track
2.	Never Take It feat. Soulamadou 03:44	buy track
3.	Space Station 02:37	buy track
4.	Solaris 02:45	buy track
5.	Meteorites 04:20	buy track
6.	Everlost 03:16	buy track
7.	Believe It feat. Axel Feige 02:43	buy track
8.	Transneptunians (I) 04:10	buy track
9.	Transneptunians (II) feat. Soulamadou 03:54	buy track
10.	Orion Safari 02:56	buy track
11.	The Void 02:17	buy track
12.	Celeste 03:08	buy track
13.	I Wanna Go Back feat. Axel Feige 03:48	buy track
14.	Repitaph 01:00	buy track

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“Afrokraut II: The Lowbrow Manifesto” returns to the place where David Nesselhauf imagined a world of peace, unity and impossible dreams with the release of “Afrokraut” in 2016. Now, with “Afrokraut II” David Nesselhauf expands into space.

David Nesselhauf is unlike any other musician, producer and arranger you know. Through the tiny window of his laboratory he observes the stars. Using self-made antennas and ancient tape machines, he records electromagnetic waves sent from outer space. Played in reverse at triple speed he manages to decode the information herein without much use of psychoactive substances. On “The Lowbrow Manifesto” Nesselhauf collects these fragments and tells stories from a future mankind which seems to live scattered across the universe. They communicate their secret thoughts and wishes through music, painting a picture about what is to come for us all.

Using a colourful palette of sounds, selected stories got further enhanced by David Nesselhauf to a digestible, funky and contagious new album. „Afrokraut II: The Lowbrow Manifesto“ documents Nesselhauf’s journey backwards through future, dedicating his work to the heritage of “Afrokraut” history, a brief episode when Krautrock got funky (and David Nesselhauf wasn‘t even born at that time). As with the first episode of “Afrokraut”, good friends appear as guest musicians: Lucas Kochbeck and Axel Feige (both, like Nesselhauf himself, members of Diazpora) and Soulamadou, patron of Nesselhauf‘s favourite club, the Souledge in Hamburg/Germany.

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released November 9, 2018

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