Fritz Wenzler
BIOGRAPHY
I live in Lake Placid, New York, and have played in various bands and configurations for every RPM. This year's project is another solo one. Enjoy these albums!
BAND MEMBERS
Fritz Wenzler: Guitars, keys, electronics, baby toys.
Annie Wenzler: Keys and clarinet (on Boundless, Psychonetic Jellyfish, and Dreaming in the Womb)
baby Rose Josephine Wenzler: womb heartbeat (on title track of Dreaming in the Womb) and vocals (on "Little One"- RPM 2011)
YEARS COMPLETED
2007,2009,2010,2011
GENRES
Instrumental,Experimental
Completed Albums
Boundless(2007)
Instrumental Experimental: jazzy, jammy, acoustic, electronic
If you're looking for the perfect recording, this is not for you. If looking for something that has some errors but is genuine and creative, enjoy! Theme #3 features my wife Annie Wenzler on Clarinet. The rest of the tracks are just me
Psychonetic Jellyfish(2009)
Instrumental Experimental: jazzy, jammy, acoustic, electronic.
This year's offering features my wife Annie Wenzler on some tracks playing clarinet and keys. I play guitar and electronics.
Dreaming in the Womb(2010)
This year is again more or less solo. Once again, the music is instrumental and experimental, and includes a track with my wife Annie on the clarinet and a title track with a sample of our yet-to-be-born baby's heartbeat (this track also includes effects made with a reel-to-reel recording of my old electric heaters in my bedroom). The first half is electronic, the second half is guitar-based. I was excited about doing more electronic stuff (including the Korg Electribe ESX-1 sampler/sequencer- new to me as of the end of last year) and using various found, created, and always manipulated samples. Everything has been recorded directly to a 2 track CD burner.
1) Dub Theme
2) Find the Sky
3) Dreaming in the Womb (featuring the heartbeat of my upcoming child)
4) Mobius
5) Averyville
6) Feedback Loop
7) Boogaloo Funk (featuring Annie Wenzler on Clarinet)
RPM 2011(2011)
Similar instrumentation to last year's project, with the addition of the Electro-Harmonix 2880 (Super multi-track looping device) and a new vocalist at the end of "Little One."