(Bandcamp only album. So far)
https://sulabassana.bandcamp.com/album/time-travel-rare-obscure-tracks-from-the-decades
An album with rare, unreleased and obscure tracks. A journey back in time from now to somewhere in the mid or late 90s. Hope you enjoy!
All songs, instruments, recording, mix and production by Dave/Sula, except noted differently in the tracklisting. Cover by Dave, but might be changed…
The tracks:
1 – Ridin‘ (5:49) was recorded live in Hamburg in April 2024 with the Sula Bassana band.
Recorded by Funcky, mixed by Sula. 2 more tracks from the concert available here:
https://sulabassana.bandcamp.com/album/split-lp-with-skyjoggers
Band:
Kristina Schmitz: Bass
Adrian Grod: Guitar
Franz Fesel: Drums
Dave Schmidt/Sula: Guitar
The track was composed in 2006 and you find the original version on the Sula Bassana and the Nasoni Pop Art Experimental Band Vol. 1 album, a bit different and with vocals by Elli Popelli.
2 – Krachgarten (5:02) was recorded in 2012 but never made it into an album. It was released on a Bandcamp sampler called Here Comes The Sun in 2020.
3 – Arkelanfall (2:38) was recorded in 2009 and never made it into an album or elsewhere. Here Martin Schorn (Modulfix) spent some additional Synthesizer sounds if I remember right.
4 – Animal Farm (3:19) was recorded in 2008 as a joke, using some animal sounds from a library CD. Previously unreleased.
5 – Was Du Denkst (4:54) was recorded in 2006 (or maybe earlier) and never made it into an album. Previously unreleased.
6 – Soulcake (7:00) was recorded over several years. The basic echo-guitar tracks were recorded on my old cassette 8-track machine in the late 90s or early 2000s if I remember right. Maybe the bass too. But the drums and the lead guitars came later, in 2005. And then nothing happened with the track until it was released on the CD Space Test Sampler, of the Peace Frog magazine issue 3, from Greece, in 2011.
7 – Fiebertraum (6:58) was recorded in the second half of the 90s and was released on the CD-R Sulatronics in 2003 (Sulatron Records) in a tiny issue of maybe 50 copies. It was actually recorded after a feverish night with a cold.
8 – Paranoid? (12:46) was also recorded in the late 90s and found it’s place on the Sulatronics CD-R too. You find three more tracks from the Sulatronics CD-R as the bonustracks of the Kosmonauts 2-LP version:
https://sulabassana.bandcamp.com/album/kosmonauts
9 – Suomenlinna (7:40) was recorded in the mid 90s, or maybe late 90s, can’t remember. It was influenced by a walk in winter, with cold, snowy and foggy weather, on the island near Helsinki, which I did when I was a child. Previously unreleased.
10 – Pilzwald (33:14) was a session together with Alexander Bulgrin, back then the singer (or ex singer) of Liquid Visions. In the late 90s I would say. We gathered a lot of small instruments around us, such as kalimba, ocarina, snake charmer flute, bamboo flute, toy glockenspiel, rainstick and so on, 2 microphones, a multi effect and some delays, plus some synthesizers and a drummachine. Tuned in and fell deep into sound. Recorded „live“ at home on to my DAT recorder. Previously unreleased
VERÖFFENTLICHUNGSTERMIN: Freitag, 6. Februar 2026
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Filed under: Ankündigungen/Annoucements, Indie, Psychedelic, Adrian Grod, Dave Schmidt, Franz Fesel, Kristina Schmitz, Sula Bassana
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