Mixed  February 13, 2026

Radio: deadBatteryMusic Extended #1 at Camp!

The topic of the first episode was: deadBatteryMusic

Am 13.2.2026 ging die erste Sendung von deadBatteryMusic Extended um 15 Uhr (3-4pm CET) auf Camp auf Sendung. Das Thema der ersten Sendung lautete: deadBatteryMusic. Musik, mit ganz minimaler Spannung auf CMOS Chips entlockt, kommt von Ralf Schreiber, DRKMBNT und Dorninger. Abgerundet wurde die Sendung mit musikalischen Ankündigungen auf die nächste Ausgabe am 13.3.2026 von deadBatteryMusic Extended mit dem Sendungsthema "Drones -> Cinematic" mit Musik von KHOR und The Smiling Buddhas.

On February 13, 2026, the first episode of deadBatteryMusic Extended aired at 3-4 p.m. CET on Camp. The theme of the first episode was: deadBatteryMusic. Music, elicited with minimal voltage on CMOS chips, comes from Ralf Schreiber, DRKMBNT, and Dorninger. The show was rounded off with musical announcements for the next edition of deadBatteryMusic Extended on March 13, 2026, with the theme “Drones -> Cinematic” featuring music by KHOR and The Smiling Buddhas.

About deadBatteryMusic Extended

The radio show deadBatteryMusic Extended consists of four “unholy” elements: deadBatteryMusic, Drones -> Cinematic, Random (Algo) Music, and Field Recordings.

deadBatteryMusic presents music from a research series initiated by Uwe Schüler and Ralf Schreiber at the KulturgüterSchuppen in Dußlingen, which has been researched by a loose group since 2025. It deals with The Art of Power Starving in dealing with CMOS chips and the crazy sounds that arise at minimal voltages.

Drones -> Cinematic presents music that is very rhythmic at times, but without a beat. It is about soundscapes, acoustic spaces, and sound surfaces that usually only produce unusual sounds in a very small tonal range.

Random (Algo) Music presents musical constructs that are difficult to control during play, but are based on compositions of circuits and signal generators. The technical setup becomes the composition, the play becomes fun!

Field Recordings presents sound recordings that are mixed randomly using Wolfgang Dorninger's Interactive Sound Mixer.

One “unholy” element characterizes a 60-minute broadcast of deadBatteryMusic Extended.