An essential piece of German psychedelia and Krautrock. Krautrock specialists Bureau B have reissued FAUST’s 1972 masterpiece, their second album So Far, which has been reissued numerous times. A time…

Drone, noise, feedback, tape edits, electronics, improvisation — and strangely catchy songs. "Faust IV," the signature work in which Faust dismantled the rock format and built music that sounds like n…

Released in 1971, Faust — a landmark album in the history of krautrock — has been reissued on white vinyl by Hamburg's esteemed label Bureau B!
In 1969, at the instigation of cultural journalist Uwe Ne…

Originally released in 2000 on Puu, a sublabel of the celebrated Finnish imprint SAHKO that the late Mika Vainio helped run, "Strangeworld" is the mind-bending record that takes the world of 1996's dr…

A reissue LP on the esteemed Bureau B label of "Con," the landmark first installment in the great 1978 "Con" series by the late CONRAD SCHNITZLER, the legendary master and father of German electronic …

Dead stock of the 2009 EP on BUREAU B, a reissue of the 1977 Sky Records EP by Michael Rother — the krautrock and German psychedelic legend who carved his name into history with Kraftwerk, NEU! and HA…

Adelbert Von Deyen — heir to and key figure in "Berlin School," the electronic music style pioneered by Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze — released his debut album "Sternzeit" in 1978 on the celebrat…

Sentimental melodies of melancholic, classical, minimal elegance built from electronics, keyboards and saxophone, evoking a miniature-garden vision of European gardens. Grandpa Roedelius's 1987 master…

A fun CD release! A unique collection of classic rock covers performed by a brass band! Perfect as a secret weapon! Mysteriously poppy and funky charm. CD-only release.
THE CURE "Inbetween Days," OASIS…

Even "Blue Moon," the 1986 film score by Moebius (Kluster/Cluster, Harmonia), gets an analog reissue. On 180g heavyweight vinyl, of course.
Eleven tracks in all of wonderfully bizarre, oddball German e…