Faust - Fliegen Lernen (curated By Gunther Wüsthoff) CURREN$Y spans everything from dance pop

spans everything from dance pop to acoustic folk and everything in between it’s an idea-splattered work of genius that even includes a quartet of instrumental tracks derived from their experimental side projects and sampled

In the decades since its release

endures not only as a landmark recording

Alan Lamb’s unique telephone wire recordings from outback Western Australia and a string quartet to produce a score that operates as a philosophical counterpoint to the horror of Wolf Creek

Faust - Fliegen Lernen (curated By Gunther Wüsthoff) CURREN$Y spans everything from dance popFor Wsthoff, music began long before Faust. As a child he watched his father lose himself in music, playing accordion renditions of operettas, film themes and folk songs with complete absorption. At eleven he discovered jazz through a radio programme tracing its history, then taught himself guitar and piano as a teenager, developing an instinctive relationship with sound driven by curiosity rather than convention. That outlook would become central to