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Already formed in the late nineties in Berlin, Dictaphone was born by Brussels-bred multi-instrumentalist Oliver Doerell. In 2000 Oliver Doerell found a partner in Berlin's Roger Döring, who shares Doerell's love for the Brussels-based music of the eighties. In the following years the duo and several guest musicians (e.g. Stephan Wöhrmann (SWOD) , Malka Spigel (Minimal Compact) & more) released the critically highly acclaimed "m.= addiction" (2002), the "Nacht" EP (2004) and "Vertigo II" (2006) via the City Centres Offices label of Thaddeus Herrmann and Shlom Sviri (Boomkat, Modern Love). In 2009 the violin player Alex Stolze joined the band. During their two decades of existence Dictaphone played shows in more than 20 countries with festival appearances at Mutek, Transmediale, Unsound, Benicassim & more.
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What kind of music does Dictaphone play?+
Dictaphone plays glitch, idm. Already formed in the late nineties in Berlin, Dictaphone was born by Brussels-bred multi-instrumentalist Oliver Doerell.
What are Dictaphone live shows like?+
Dictaphone's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
Who are the members of Dictaphone?+
Dictaphone is a 4-piece group: Oliver Doerell, Roger Döring, Alex Stolze, Helga Raimondi.
How can I find out when Dictaphone is playing?+
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