Two new releases are released on the 7.august 2027 – the first one is Prince Istari – Escape From The Tomb Of The Synth Lich. A follow up to the two years ago released LP Rids The World From The Evil Curse Of The AI.

This release carries 8 tunes of Advanced Dungeon Dub and comes with a 20 page Dungeon Module playable with the 5 edition rules of worlds first roleplaying game!

“Whilst your stalwart band of adventurers lay encamped beneath the cold stars, taking such rest as the wilds allow, doom crept upon you unawares. In the blackest hours of the night, a mad shadow-elf warlock—long steeped in forbidden lore—descended upon your camp, attended by his vile goblin minions and brutal bugbear enforcers. One moment you basked in the wan glow of your campfire; the next, chaos and darkness reigned. Rough-hewn sacks were clapped over your heads, cruel blows rained down, and you were dragged from the light, borne away to a fate unknown.”

The Second release is a limited tape by F.K. Raeithel in the new Miszellen Tape Series.

In December 2025, I performed alongside Asmus Tietchens and Jetzmann at the final Hörbar Ausklang Festival. This cassette was produced for that occasion. It contains preliminary studies for my live modular synthesiser performance.

The tape wasn’t sold on the night, and its release ended up being postponed until now. At one point I had almost forgotten that I had even produced it. Now it’s finally here—but what does that change?

Side A features a 24-minute piece titled Aber Was Ändert Das? (What Does That Change?)
Side B presents several variations and adjustments of a self-generative patch.
Quantitative Unbestimmbarkeit I-V (Quantitative Indeterminacy I–V)

The title Miszellen Band is derived from the term Miszelle (plural: Miszellen), which refers to a short informative text or brief scholarly essay, often published in academic journals or collected volumes under a “Miscellanea” section. The word originates from the Latin miscella, meaning “mixed things”. Such texts typically explore highly specific subjects without the scope or depth of a full-length study. They often consist of etymological notes, addenda to previously published work, concise discussions, or small discoveries from archives.
The edition is limited to 50 copies.