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Deutsch​-​Polnische Aggression

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Live In Spandau 13:44
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Wir Haben Die Schnauze Voll 05:37
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Untitled 03:48
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Pogo 02:16
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...And 02:52
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Live In Flats 1+2 21:51
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about

An album that compiles all previously released tracks by DPA - Deutsch-Polnische Aggression. They were active as a live session project around the core members Kai-Uwe Schmidt and Matthias Roenigh aka Motte or Dr. Motte who performed at various locations in West-Berlin during 1981 and 1982 before each moved on to other projects. Their work was released in 1981 on a limited edition C45 cassette on Graf Haufen Tapes and they appeared on a few compilation cassettes on said label.

Their music was always improvised and never sounded the same. Influences of blues and Krautrock merged with the experimental anything-goes sound of the West-Berlin Geniale Dilletanten scene and clear post-punk references. Esp. the sound of "Live In Spandau" and "Live In Flats" could be considered proto-trance and gives a hint of the trance sound that Dr. Motte later cultivated on his "Space Teddy" label - ...if you listen closely.

All tracks have been carefully re-mastered from the original master tapes.

This album is released in a numbered edition on pro-dubbed white C59 chrom cassettes on Mauerstadtmusik and Graf Haufen Tapes.
First print-run of 50 copies.

credits

released September 6, 2017

Featuring:
Kai-Uwe Schmidt
Motte

with guests:
Kiki
Richie
Sven
Dirk Felsenheimer

Digital transfer: Thomas Pargmann / Mauerstadtmusik Studio
Re-Mastering: Sven Mühlender / Not Not Fun Studio
Reissue Producer: Graf Haufen, Thomas Pargmann
Cover layout: Graf Haufen
Original cover painting: Kai-Uwe Schmidt
DPA logo: Motte

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Graf Haufen Tapes Berlin, Germany

Originally this DIY tape label from Berlin, West-Germany ran from April 1981 to July 1985 and was curated by Graf Haufen.

It was revived in 2016 for sporadic re-issues and other releases from that original time period.
On occasion there will be more re-issues...
Time will tell... ... more

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