Mouse On Mars

Mouse On Mars is an electronic music duo formed in 1993 by Jan St. Werner and Andi Toma. Their music is a blend of electronic genres including IDM, dub, krautrock breakbeat, and ambient, featuring heavy use of organic analog synth and cross-frequency modulation. Their music also features live instrumentation including strings, horns, drums, bass and guitar. Their first album, Vulvaland, was released in 1994 on the label Too Pure ... (Read more)
==Links to Peel==
The band recorded four sessions for Kat's Karavan over a seven-year period, but failed to garner any entries in the Festive Fifty. Nonetheless, JP played their material consistently up to the year of their final studio session (2001).
== Festive Fifty Entries ==
*Noneright|335 px
== Sessions ==
*Four sessions, none available commercially (although the band say they still have all the tapes and have considered releasing them).
1. Recorded: 1994-11-29. First broadcast: 03 February 1995. No repeats.
*Schlecktron / Kanu / Hardcore Fee / Peeling
2. Recorded: 1997-06-08. First broadcast: 18 June 1997. Repeated: 11 September 1997. Also features vocalists Mary Hansen and Laetitia Sadler from Stereolab.
*Schnick Schnack Part 1 / Schnick Schnack Part 2
3. Recorded: 1999-11-13. First broadcast: 19 January 2000. Repeated: 16 March 2000
*Gogonal / Pinwheel Herman / Destroia-Super Sonig Fadeout / Download Sofist (first TX on repeat)
4. Recorded: 2001-05-02. First broadcast: 15 May 2001. No repeats.
*Actionist Respoke / Introduce / Dual Orgast / Presence
== Other Shows Played ==
;1994
*22 April 1994: Schnee Bud (LP: Frosch) (Too Pure)
*10 June 1994: Schnee Bud (CD single – Frosch ) Too Pure
*18 June 1994: Elli Im Wunderland (2xLP – Vulvaland ) Too Pure
;1995
*22 July 1995: Bib (EP: Bib) Too Pure
*08 September 1995: 'Saturday Night World Cup Fieber (LP-Iahora Tahiti)' (Too Pure)
*16 September 1995 (BFBS): 'Saturday Night Worldcup Fieber (CD-Iaora Tahiti)' (Too Pure)
;1997
*10 April 1997: 'Cache Coeur Naïf (CD single)' (Too Pure)
*17 April 1997: Cache Coeur Naïf (7") Too Pure
*24 April 1997 (BFBS): 'Cache Coeur Naïf (CDS)' (Too Pure)
*28 April 1997: Cache Cour Naif (12") Too Pure
*07 August 1997: Tux & Damask (album - Autoditacker) Too Pure/Thrill Jockey
*13 August 1997: Ju Ju (album - Autoditacker) Too Pure/Thrill Jockey
*28 August 1997 (BFBS): 'Tux & Damask (2xLP-Autoditacker)' (Too Pure)
*27 October 1997: Twift (single) Our Choice
*06 November 1997 (BFBS): 'Twift (Future Gold + Bouncy) (High Llamas Remix) (12")' (Our Choice)
*Uter 1997: Twift (Future Gold & Bouncy) [High Llamas Remix] (12 inch) Too Pure
*11 November 1997: Twift (Future Gold & Bouncy) [High Llamas Remix] (12 inch) Too Pure
;1999
*12 August 1999: 'Pinwheel Herman (CD-Niun Niggung)' (Domino)
*19 August 1999: Yippie (LP: Niun Niggung) Thrill Jockey
*25 August 1999: 'Booosc (LP-Niun Niggung)' (Rough Trade)
*26 August 1999 (Radio Eins): 'Yippie (CD-Niun Niggung)' (Domino)
*August 1999 (FSK): Booosc (CD - Niun Niggung) Domino
*02 September 1999 (Radio Eins): Diskdusk (LP – Niun Niggung) Rough Trade
*30 September 1999: Diskdusk (LP – Niun Niggung) Rough Trade
*30 September 1999 (Radio Eins): Albion Rose (LP - Niun Niggung) Rough Trade
*07 October 1999 (Radio Eins): Diskdusk (LP – Niun Niggung) Rough Trade
;2000
*29 June 2000 (Radio Eins): 'Yippie (CD-Niun Niggung)' (Domino)
;2001
*13 March 2001: 'Actionist Respoke' (CDS)
*22 March 2001 (Radio Eins): 'Actionist Respoke' (CDS)
*13 September 2001 (Radio Eins): Subsequence (Ideology)
== External Links ==
*Wikipedia
*Official site
* Other
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