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Alwin Nikolais
Electronic Dance Music, 1966-1989
Death Is Not The End
- Cat No.: DEATH130LP
- 2026-09-24
He was the first person to acquire the Moog synthesizer developed by Dr. Robert Moog. An American choreographer, dancer, musician, and teacher, he founded the Nikolai Dance Theater, where he personally oversaw everything from innovative costumes and lighting to production design, bringing a new vision to the dance scene. DINTE has released a superb compilation of rare electronic and experimental music created by Alwin Nikolais—hailed as the “father of multimedia theater”—between 1965 and 1989!!
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Around 1968, through a connection with James Seelight—who was working at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, which was supporting his music production at the time—Alwyn Nicolays met Dr. Robert Moog around 1968 through a connection with James Seelight, who was working at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center and providing him wi ...Read more (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)th support for his music production. Moog incorporated the advice he received from Alwyn Nicolais, which led to the completion of the first Moog synthesizer, as well as the later Synclavier (a synthesizer and sampler). featuring 21 dance tracks created under the theme of exploring percussive rhythms and new sounds, making full use of sampled word attacks, interesting sound effects, and various experimental “musique concrète”-style effects produced with a tape recorder. Death Is Not The End—a masterpiece. This is a limited-edition 2LP vinyl release. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)