About why 12345555hypoxia

 "There's something inside this production that I did not expect find into the mind of an artists since the first time I created Nühn Records. It from the start to get a listening broke my heart mentally in aspects I can not explain today yet. Some professional people in this discipline could say 'it has no sense to be a record', or things like 'it is not music, can be electronic but has no organization in production establishments'. Well, I am not here in this job to make everyone happy, just I feel the direction I want to give to the project Nühn Records, maybe I am wrong, maybe I am right, but this is the most valuable work for me in my label"

-Nühn-

44 years ago today

44 years ago today. This iconic photo used on the London Calling album cover was taken on September 20, 1979 at the Palladium in New York City.

Paul Simonon explained that he smashed the bass out of frustration when he found out that the bouncers were not allowing the audience members to stand up out of their seats; "I wasn't taking it out on the bass guitar, 'cause there ain't anything wrong with it", Simonon said.

The photographer, Pennie Smith, originally didn't want the photo to be used. She thought it was too out of focus, but Joe Strummer and graphic designer Ray Lowry thought it would make a good album cover.

BLCKHL on strikes

 Nühn Records can wait for this release in December, it's our precious friend in action again at the controls_

-Cover art created by our staff-

Swedish sound artist and composer Lo Kristenson

Swedish sound artist and composer Lo Kristenson, a graduate of the Royal College of Music in Stockholm (where contemporaries Ellen Arkbro and Maria W Horn also studied), considers tension, impulse and longing on a magnificent debut album for XKatedral, tipped if yr into Mary Jane Leach, Catherine Lamb, Lucy Railton, Morton Feldman, Pauline Oliveros

Sarah Davachi / Alas, Departing

From the new album Two Sisters, out September 9th 2022

Music by Sarah Davachi Video by Dicky Bahto

REPHLEX an AFX disappeared project mostly 90s

 REPHLEX_

The ultimate brighting

Dasha

So it could be raving, nowadays

BLCKHL

 This is my most special project in my label Nühn Records, across an artist from east Europe_

Take it as music form.

"Post apocalyptic everything quiet only few humans isolated underground and they come to surface to gather some resources, hunt, explore, discover, recover some technology parts from spaceships, like harddrives, they want to contact other humans from another planets through singnal waves or some sort of, they want to find a way to fly there, earth is full of Forests, plants and so on, big beasts like some sort of futuristic dinosaurs evolved from failed science experiments, uncontrolled robots also, the technology is there but is abandoned, some crashed spaceships, human race will disappear or some of them they will move to another planets with humans already there or they find new planets and reproduce and start new future with more knowledge and some technology. That's the future and if is not then the future belongs to the black hole that will swallow everything, and everything will not disappear, everything will be into another dimension, a dimension so beautiful that we cannot understand it now in 2023"

BLCKHL