Experimental music artist Baldruin releases Mosaike der Imagination

Johannes Schebler (also known as Baldruin) is releasing a new album titled “Mosaike der Imagination” on Quindi Records. The album will be available in both vinyl and digital formats starting 15th November 2024. Schebler is a German experimental artist whose work spans multiple genres, blending elements of avant-folk, electronic music, and post-rock. His music often includes influences from traditional German folk music and experimental electronic sounds, making his output diverse and unpredictable. He has worked with labels such as STROOM, Bureau B, Not Not Fun, and mappa editions.

Title: Mosaike der Imagination
Artist: Baldruin
Release Date: 2024-11-15
Genres: Avant-garde, Electronica, Krautrock, Psychedelic Rock
Label: Quindi Records
Description: Johannes Schebler (also known as Baldruin) is releasing a new album titled "Mosaike der Imagination" on Quindi Records.

Immersive baroque-inspired environments rooted in wyrd German folk, combined with ecstatic electronics, Giallo influences, post-rock elements, and more, comparable to Nico, Coil, Conrad Schnitzler, Nurse With Wound, Cluster, Roedelius, László Hortobágyi, Christos Chondropoulos, and Wojciech Rusin.

The album “Mosaike der Imagination” features compositions that incorporate baroque elements, electronic synthesis, and folk music. The album artwork, titled “Rauniot”, is by Finnish artist Jan Anderzén, and Schebler contributed to the layout. The vinyl will be produced by R.A.N.D. Muzik and Vinilificio, and the album is mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi.

Johannes Schebler is a Bavarian musician based in Wiesbaden, Germany, who has been releasing music under the name Baldruin since the late 2000s. His discography spans multiple labels such as SicSic, A Giant Fern, and Lullabies For Insomniacs, focusing on experimental music that merges folk traditions with electronic and avant-garde approaches. Schebler’s compositions are characterized by the use of unconventional instruments and techniques.

In addition to his solo work, Schebler has collaborated with several artists on various projects. He has worked with Christian Schoppik of Brannten Schnüre in the project Freundliche Kreisel, with Jani Hirvonen in Grykë Pyje, and with Paul Wilson in Yayoba. His collaborations highlight his ability to create music that draws from both traditional and contemporary influences.

Schebler’s involvement in the experimental music scene in Germany includes his participation in compilations such as “Gespensterland” (Bureau B) and “Synthetic Bird Music”, which showcase the fusion of electronic and folk music.

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