It’s a Walk in the Park
Parklife (Whispered Remix) – the new mockART single is out!
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We Take Over!
We take over! Our new single for our remix project was remixed by Urhixidur. You can find all the streaming links in our music section. There you will also find a link to the video clip by rabirius. He animated his picture The Takeover, as well as some other pictures with a similar theme.
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The Takeover
Downloads and Streaming Here is another remix from our forthcoming remix album. The Takeover was remixed by Urhixidur. You can find the original version on our latest album views | interrupted.
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(Trapped) Between Towers
Downloads and Streaming One track single with a remix of Between Towers, taken from the album views | interrupted. (Trapped) Between Towers will also be part of a forthcoming remix album.
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White Window
Downloads and Streaming One track single taken from the forthcoming album views | interrupted. At this point we have only half opened the White Window. The full version is part of the album.
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views | interrupted
Tracks views | interrupted was composed as a soundtrack for the exhibition of the same name by Sonja Ackermann, Christian Rocas and mockART’s rabirius. For the exhibition, each artist created six works with the same name. mockART decided to extend the concept and took the themes and titles of the six images and converted them
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A new single, a fresh tape and a chance to win a CD
Kör Adamın Gazeli is the latest single taken from our latest album. We also released the album on tape and you have a chance to win one of ten CDs.
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Kör Adamın Gazeli
Downloads and Streaming One track single taken from the album Men Who Lost Their Heads featuring Ümit Kaya on vocals and saz.
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The Men Who Lost Their Heads Are Here!
Our new album Men Who Lost Their Heads is finally out on CD, download and streaming.
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Men Who Lost Their Heads
Tracks Men Who Lost Their Heads is the first album that we released as a duo. Created under lockdown conditions we made consistent and pandemic-related use of the digital possibilities of contactless music-making – together and yet separately, social but with distancing, virus-proof and yet highly infectious. The idea was to create an album about