Three new albums are out this month on Strange Life, Danny ‘Legowelt’ Wolfers’ Hague-based repository for spooky electronic music made by himself and his associates.

The CD-only releases are by Christian Gleinser, Polysick and Count Hemmendorff, and each boast wonderful cover-art by (we think) Molly Kongshuttle.

Friedrichshaven-hailing Christian Gleinser delivers Electric Winter, a seven-track collection of “cold yet woolly German folk electronics”, while Polysick’s ‘Meteo’ is billed as “crazy eccentric acid weirdness”. Count Hemmendorf’s Castle Hemendorff is passed off – with tongue in cheek – as an archival find of “Transylvanian psycho-freejazz, remastered on Transylvania’s only Fairchild super-compressor for superior audio experience.” We take the Count to be Wolfers in disguise, though the album does in parts remind us of Karl Lindh’s 2005 Strange Life offering, Bortom’s E4 Horrisont.

Christian Gleinser – Electric Winter tracklist:
1. Electric Winter
2. The Dream
3. The Truth
4. Heimkehr
5. Fireplace
6. Reprise
7. Coming Around Again

Listen to clips here.

Polysick – Tadeo tracklist:
1. Mellow Acid
2. Smooth Airlines
3. Guyana
4. Questa Macchina
5. Climbing Isobars
6. Congas
7. Nimbus
8. Bumper Islands
9. Smudge Hawaii
10. Bermuda
11. Transpelagic
12. Sargassum

Listen to clips here.

Count Hemmendorf – Castle Hemmendorf tracklist:
1. Castle Entrance
2. The Great Hall
3. Haunted Tower Stairs
4. The Laboratory
5. The Oratory
6. The Trophy Room
7. The Secret Garden
8. Hidden Escape Tunnel

Listen to clips here.