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Nein Flower
Nein Flower
A Colourful Storm - Cat No: acolour057
- updated:2026-09-09
A debut album by David Roeder and Lila Jarzombek that carries on the spirit of outsider folk. It represents the convergence of the underground cultures of Berlin and Providence, resulting in unadorned singing and storytelling combined with a fragmented instrumental approach. A unique folk work imbued with the character of a recording that seems to have aged over many years.
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The debut cassette by Nein Flower—a new duo featuring Berlin-based David Roeder (aka Nein Rodere), who is active in the 〈Horn of Plenty〉 scene, and Providence-based Lila Jarzombek (aka Nowhere Flower), who has released music on labels such as 〈Post Present Medium〉—is out now on Melbourne’s 〈A Colourful Storm〉. Built through a interplay of composition and improvisation, this work is characterized by a lo-fi texture that seamlessly integrates DIY four-track recordings, tape manipulation, simple vocals, fragmented guitar, and even faint tape hiss and distorted soundscapes. It belongs to the avant-folk/outsider music tradition, drawing inspiration from Robbie Basho, Crescent, The Tower Recordings, and Letha Rodman Melchior. Highly recommended for those drawn to the raw, innocent expressions of children and self-taught creators. (Original Japanese text by Adachi)