Dieb13 | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Dieter Kovačič |
| Born | 1973 (age 49–50) |
| Origin | Vienna, Austria |
| Genres | Experimental Music, Noise Music |
| Instrument(s) | Turntables, Computer |
| Years active | 1995-current |
| Labels | Charhizma, Mego, For4Ears, Erstwhile Records |
| Website | http://dieb13.klingt.org |
Dieb13 is the performing name of Dieter Kovačič, a Viennese-based avant-garde musician. He has also performed under the names Takeshi Fumimoto, Echelon, Dieter Bohlen, and dieb14. After appearing on several compilations documenting the burgeoning Viennese avant-garde scene of the late 1990s, he released his first solo album in 2000.[1] He has gone on to perform in a number of collaborations with other notable performers, including Burkhard Stangl, erikm, Mats Gustafsson and the John Butcher Group.
Discography
Solo works
- Contemplations On The Congnitive Loudness Of The 4th Reich'n'Roll, 10" hand-cut vinyl (GOD 2019)
- trick17 12" colored vinyl (Corvo 2013)
- t-series, 13 hand-cut LPs (2013)
- u-series 2008, a series of unique 7" vinyl flexi-disks (2008)
- Dieb13 vs. Takeshi Fumimoto, 12" vinyl picture disc (Mego, June 2005)
- Restructuring (Charhizma, 2000)
Collaborations
- Jardin Des Bruits - with Burkhard Stangl (Mikroton 2019)
- Scuba - with Angélica Castelló, Billy Roisz and Burkhard Stangl, (Mikroton, 2014)
- (fake) the facts - with Martin Siewert and Mats Gustafsson (editions mego 2011)
- Jazz på Svenska - with Swedish azz (Not Two, 2010)
- Somethingtobesaid - with John Butcher Group (2009)
- (c)haos (ɔ)lub - with erikM (Erstwhile, 2007)
- Condenser - with Tomas Korber and erikM (Absurd, 2005)
- Zirkadia - with Tomas Korber and Jason Kahn (1.8 Sec Records, 2005)
- Eh - with Burkhard Stangl (Erstwhile, 2002)
- Streaming - with Günter Müller and Jason Kahn (For4ears, 2002)
- just in case you are bored. so are we. - with Martin Siewert and Pure (Doc, 2002)
- grain - with efzeg (durian 2000)
Compilations
- Klingt.org: 10 Jahre Bessere Farben, 2CDs (Mikroton, 2009)
- Turntable Solos (Amoebic 1999)
References
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