Ambient electronic dreampop maker Ulrich Schnauss will release his new album No Further Ahead Than Today on November 4 via Scripted Realities/PIAS. He’s just shared the video for “Love Grows Out Of ...

Friday things theoretically should have been more dance-friendly with Sasha at Webster Hall, but I couldn’t connect with his set at all. The sound was good and initially I was fine with the direction ...

The shoe-gazer phenomenon of the early Nineties exploded out of the UK like a giant sunburst of swirling guitars, distorted synths, and cascades of feedback. By the end of the decade the heat of the ...

Ulrich Schnauss' 'A Long Way to Fall': so much more than modern mood music The music of Ulrich Schnauss is defined by a chilly beauty. Mostly instrumental, the album sounds lovely: a choirboy soprano ...

I’d never been to the Falcon before, but last night’s show offered a great opportunity to check it out. The venue has a great vibe, and the bowling alley through the wall is a slightly bizarre yet ...

German googaze producer and unintential Chinese Democracy contributor Ulrich Schnauss is set to release his first solo album since 2007’s Goodbye. A Long Way to Fall is due February 12 via Domino and, ...

Last we checked in on Ulrich Schnauss, he was being roped into some $1 million plagiarism lawsuit against Guns N' Roses last fall. And while we haven't heard much more about that whole debacle, the ...

After laboring for the better part of two years, German electronica artist Ulrich Schnauss has set a July 10 release for his third album, "Goodbye." By Jonathan Cohen After laboring for the better ...

Ulrich Schnauss was born in the northern German town of Kiel in 1977. During his formative years, he came to love a wide spectrum of music, ranging from My Bloody Valentine to Tangerine Dream, from ...

After a decade flirting with shoegaze and dream pop textures, Ulrich Schnauss has returned to his IDM roots with A Long Way to Fall. On his... As previously reported, German-born electronic auteur ...

The titles of Ulrich Schnauss’ three albums: 2001’s Far Away Trains Passing By, 2003’s A Strangely Isolated Place, and 2007’s Goodbye, make it seem as if the German-born producer is a very melancholy ...