Unequal Equality Part 2

They are all unequally equal and equally unequal - we all know that. It can truly drive you up the wall and lead to the odd revelation, but you can't do anything about it. Or can you? Well, yes you can for this is an obvious case of creative conversion. The album "Unequal Equality" features collaborations between Mathias Schaffhäuser and various artists, all of which came about in 2008, including Ware acts like Benjamin Brunn, And.id, Markus Güntner and Ziggy Kinder, Schaffhäuser's long time hero Alex Smoke, but also new ones such as Lucy and Xhin from Singapore (both with releases on Meerestief Rec.) and the extremely talented Argentinian IDM musician Fabrice. The work was mostly done online, but also face to face (whenever possible). "2 Ton/3 Ton" is a special track: Based on a piece by Ursula Bogner, an innovative german electronic pioneer discovered by Jan Jelinek posthumously. Despite the many featured artists, "Unequal Equality" is Schaffhäuser's most homogenous album to date, a quintessence of his work in the cosmos of minimal techno house since 1994 and the multiple and versatile input of all partners involved. A1 … Ziggy Kinder - Syntagma A2 … And.id - Marathon A1 … Alex Smoke - Lost In The Pile