Nils Frahm - DurtonRecorded almost two decades ago, Durton a pun on Dur Ton (German for the impractical concept of a major note) takes its name, as did Frahms original Berlin studio, from the first piece of music he ever released. Nils Frahm has announced the release of three albums of rare early recordings, many of which have been unobtainable for years, some of which have never been released at all, and none of which have ever appeared on streaming services. Durton,

The sense of uninhibited liberation courses through album highlights like “In Electric Blue

Features the original line-up of Andrew Eldritch (vocals)

Funniest Thing

percussive thrust that begins ‘Hardcore Maps’ launches a sequence of quick-hitting singles

and a near-constant erosion of humanity that peels away the soul bit by bit

It arrives fully formed with a burnished beauty (aided by the mastering skills of Heba Kadry) that belies its somewhat protracted creation

The album takes you on a unique sonic experience and journey of the band's new trilogy

made up of altogether shorter songs as compared to the previous release

Hands Clean

revealing the universal truth that we are all equally everlasting and equally ephemeral

Dregs of the Wine

and rhythmic death metal growls