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Sealed copy!

Label cover.

Vinyl close to NM. Seam split.

2014 Repress! SEaled copy!

Comes in label sleeve. Vinyl is close to NM.

Clear marbled vinyl.

Cover close to VG+

seam split

Writing and sticker on label sticker.

Small sticker on cover.
Record is close to near mint.

Clear vinyl and cover are close to NM.

Clear splattered vinyl. With insert.

Clear vinyl seems unplayed.

Smokey coloured vinyl and cover are close to NM. Limited edition.

close to NM, with insert

Original inner sleeves.

Marbled vinyl. 2019 repress.

A download code is included. #3 in the Periklas series comes from Nicolas Wiese, a Berlin based electronic and audio-visual artist. “Unrelated” is available as handnumbered limited clear vinyl LP in silk-screened sleeve and download. Wiese’s latest effort “Unrelated” contains seven new pieces, constructed from sonic elements of various compositions, audiovisual works, fragments, remixes and experiments from a time span of 6 years, drawn from different contexts and a wide range of international musicians and collaborators.

PVC cover. Splattered vinyl.

Red vinyl seems unplayed. Limited edition. With inserts.

As for many musicians, if there was anything positive about the lockdown in the spring of 2020, it was having more time to create music, to experiment and to maybe even start a completely new project with someone you may never have worked with before.
when dominik grenzler aka an moku, a sound artist and bass player based in zurich, approached stefan schmidt (guitarist, composer and improviser from baden-baden) with the idea of collaborating, it turned out the initial spark for a fruitful process and artistic exchange: within just a couple of weeks they managed to craft an album which turned out edgy and harmonic at the same time. despite its abstractionism, „raum“ has a very organic feeling to it, provides a richness of details and finely processed sounds of different origins like bass, cello, field recordings and a vast array of electronic equipment. according to the 2 musicians, the process of creating the ten tracks was a smooth and intuitive one with hardly any need to discuss the concept or details, the communication took place within the music and the exchanged files.

Limited edition tape (100), handnumbered.
Case is few breaks in front.

After PORYA HATAMI and SABA ALIZADEH, we are excited to welcome the 3rd Iranian musician on KARL: the sound and new media artist ARASH AKBARI. ARASH AKBARI is a musician, sound, and new-media artist, based in Tehran, Iran. His interest in dynamic art systems, human perception, nonlinear narrative, and the co-existence between physical and digital worlds compelled him to explore the fields of generative systems, interaction design, and real-time processing. He explores the relationship between human, technology, space, and the environment, and examines the ways interactive cybernetic systems, natural emergent
behaviors, and phenomena can evoke meanings as well as social and emotional responses. Akbari directs his experimental practices into audio-visual performances and installations, interactive applications, and multisensory experiences. His compositions investigate experimental approaches to sound generation, field recordings,
acoustic instrumentation, digital synthesis, DSP, and noise to create immersive sonic environments that explore the agency of autonomous systems, indeterminacy, memory, and the perception of time and space. His works have been exhibited in different festivals and exhibitions around the world, such as Athens Digital Arts Festival, Simultan Festival, New Media Fest, 3D Web Fest, Cinnamon Colomboscope, and Graphical Web Conference. He has released albums on Flaming Pines,
Unknown Tone Records, Taalem, and Soft Recordings among numerous other labels. “Fragments Of Yearning”, AKBARI’s latest solo work, is a finely crafted sonic journey into ambient soundscapes, centered around the topics of yearning, memory and humanity. In his own words: “Some moments linger in us, buried in time but molded the eternity. The dusty echoes from the past, yet are vividly unraveled. The irreplaceable momentary fragments of being human.”

Yellow vinyl is VG+. Pink vinyl is NM. Tiny wear.

Record is close to near mint.
Small sticker on cover.

Record with a few hairlines is close to VG+
Small sticker on cover.

Vinyl is close to NM.

Limited edition of 300 copies

close to NM

very close to NM

Ships in a generic sleeve with hype sticker.

close to NM, price tag

close to NM

close to NM

close to NM

some paper scuffs. with cover

very close to NM

label sleeve

Label cover.

With insert.

With insert. Green artwork version.

Orange sticker on front cover / variation. Cover has a seam split. Close to VG+.

Limited edition. Stamped inner sleeve.

Small tear on front cover/opening, besides that cover is VG+.

label sleeve, label sticker variation, small writing on label sticker

Label cover.

Clear smoke vinyl seems unplayed. In stamped inner sleeve. Limited edition white label.

Mint vinyl. Limited edition.

Still in shrink but opened. Original inner sleeve. Vinyl is close to NM.

Pink vinyl is close to NM. Limited to 150 numbered copies. Cover has tiny wear.

Price tag.

sticker residue on front cover

Still in shrink but opened. With insert. Vinyl seems unplayed.

Still sealed, small tear in shrink wrap. Cover has tiny corner wear. Limited edition.

Blue marbled vinyl. Limited edition. Cover has tiny corner wear.

tiny wear

Green vinyl seems unplayed. Limited edition.

Cover and vinyl are close to NM.

Record 1 is very close to NM, record 2 is NM. Original inner sleeves has seam split. Gatefold cover has a Stuffed corner and beginning seam splits.

Red vinyl with a couple of light scuffs, closer to NM.

White vinyl. Limited edition of 500 copies.

Vinyl is close to NM.

Gatefold cover and vinyl are close to NM.

taped spine, writing on cover

label cover

vinyl is Close to VG+