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Vojenská Nemocnice
sax, *1971 DE
Musician of Electronic
A.k.a. Mike Klaus Hübner
German experimental musician. Born 1971 in Frankenberg/Saxony, Germany, Father of Marian Hübner. He started his experiments thanks to his father´s instruments - gramophone with four-speed control and above tape deck Tesla B100. He discovered music software for the ATARI (A500) and 10kB samples, his creation started since 1990. One of the witch first "AMIGA project" was a cover of the album Led Zeppelin I. His next works classify him as lo-fi artist. Before he left Germany in 1999, he has recorded dozens of cassete tape recordings and in last few months he had made several public appearances. The most significant was held on july 17th 1999 in Leipzig, where he appeared in a small "festival" in the attic of a residential building. Following two years Klaus lived in Ukraine, where he conceived "Ukraine Patterns 1-3", the first album, which then went on CD-R. He then moved to the Czech Republic. He settled in Jihlava, where he lives till today.
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feldlazarett | Naughty Saw & Vojenská Nemocnice | 2016 | Album |
| Sedět Na Táboře. Diskotéka | Vojenská Nemocnice | 2014 | Album |
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