Ant-Zen
The Rorschach Garden - Stealth Black
Hersteller
CD in 6-panel digipak
The Rorschach Garden was started by Philipp Münch as a one-man project in 1988. Initially, the project made its way in the underground tape scene. In the beginning, Philipp Münch experimented with a synth and created something that was somewhere between ambient, industrial, and avant-garde. This first TRG phase ended in 1996 due to his engagement in other musical projects. In 2001, TRG came back to life and with this resurrection, there was a change of musical direction toward synth-pop and minimal-electro. The new phase was kicked off with the first 7" vinyl release on the "Bazooka Joe" label. "State Protection" surprisingly became a club hit and cult object for minimal-electro addicts.
'Stealth Black' is very classic - and classy - Rorschach Garden! It's analogue, but not lopsidedly retro, deeply melancholic, but also resiliently positive, determined, but never aggressive. It's charming electronic pop with an 80s electro-wave spirit that totally defies classification.
Tracklisting:
| No. | Track | Time |
| 1 | melancholic days | -- |
| 2 | imaginary world | -- |
| 3 | stealth black | -- |
| 4 | circumstances and conditions | -- |
| 5 | blind passenger | -- |
| 6 | pour le progès et pour le futur | -- |
| 7 | elevators | -- |
| 8 | everything is | -- |
| 9 | the process | -- |