Institut Fuer Feinmotorik Marc Matter (Editor) - Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon Der Feinmotorik In Alltag Wissenschaft Und Kunst

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Review by Barbara van Ede

Album Review: Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon Der Feinmotorik In Alltag Wissenschaft Und Kunst by Institut Fuer Feinmotorik Released in 1995 under the German label Maas Media, Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon Der Feinmotorik In Alltag Wissenschaft Und Kunst is not your typical music album. Edited by Marc Matter, this ambitious project dives deep into technicality, poetry, and education—a genre-defying blend that feels more like an intellectual experiment than a conventional listening experience. It’s less about catchy hooks or sing-along melodies and more about exploring ideas through soundscapes and spoken word. The tracklist reads like a surrealist encyclopedia—titles such as "Zyklus," "Rhytmicon," and "Phantomwerk" evoke curiosity before you even hit play. But two tracks stood out for me during my time with this album: “Musikwissenschaft” and “Turing-Maschine.” “Musikwissenschaft,” which translates to “Music Science,” hits hard right from the start. Imagine someone reading aloud from a dense academic paper while strange mechanical clicks and whirs echo in the background. At first, it feels chaotic, almost too much to process. But then you realize—it’s supposed to be overwhelming. The rhythm of the voice becomes hypnotic, pulling you into its own peculiar logic. By the end, I wasn’t sure if I’d learned anything concrete about music science, but I definitely felt smarter just for sticking around. Then there’s “Turing-Maschine.” If Alan Turing had ever decided to compose music instead of cracking codes, this might’ve been his jam. The track blends glitchy electronic tones with what sounds like distant radio transmissions. There’s no clear structure here—it’s fragmented, unpredictable, and kinda brilliant because of it. Listening to it made me think about how machines can mimic human thought yet still feel so alien. Honestly, it gave me goosebumps. What makes this album so fascinating isn’t just its content but also its refusal to fit neatly into any category. Is it art? Is it education? Is it performance poetry? Maybe it’s all three—or none of them. Either way, it forces you to engage actively rather than passively nodding along. One thing I didn’t expect? How funny some parts are. Like, who names a track “Gluehwuermchen” (Glow Worms) and pairs it with ominous industrial drones? Or titles another one “Schwedenmelancholie” (Swedish Melancholy), only to deliver something upbeat and borderline cheerful? These little quirks give the album personality, making it feel less like a sterile lecture and more like a playful exploration. In the end, Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon leaves you thinking—not just about the music itself, but about how we define creativity and knowledge. Sure, it’s niche, maybe even pretentious at times. But that’s part of its charm. After all, how many albums make you want to Google half their references? Final thought: If this album were a person, it’d probably wear tweed jackets covered in chalk dust—and secretly love bad puns.

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Artist: Institut Fuer Feinmotorik Marc Matter (Editor)
Album: Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon Der Feinmotorik In Alltag Wissenschaft Und Kunst
Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Zauberwuerfel
Daktyloskopie
Unterhaltung
Anweisung
Infraschall
Geheimschrift
Hotel
Gott
Pataphysik
Ouroboros
Kurzmitteilung
Wissen, Entstehung Von Neuem
Konversation
Pentagraph
Phenakistiskop
Netzwerk
Nanotheologie
Selbstreferenz
TWA 800
Gebrauchsanleitung
Rhytmicon
Boss Puzzle
Paratexte
Vertippen
Waffe
Chamaeleon
ZYX
Model
Markenlogo
Taucher
Weltmaschine
Turing-Maschine
Gluehwuermchen
Goettlich
Zahlenmeer
Ren & Stimpy
Verschluesse
Encyclopedie Des Farces Et Attrapes Et Mystification
Double
Letraset
Schnitt, Goldener
Negemergenz
Arabeske
Fliegen
Bomenentschaerfer
Permanent Food
Videokassettenetiketten
Diskret
Algorithmus
Landkartenallegorie
Stasiakten
Schwedenmelancholie
Tone-Wheel-Instrument
Mitteleuropa, Die Verbesserung Von
Walther Von Goethe Foundation
Gondal
Riesenwunderblock
Memex
Augenpulver
Phonautograph
Zettelkasten
Vereinsrede
Musikwissenschaft, Vergleichende
Cliclacrocotartomatic
Erratik
Gemeinplaetze, Woerterbuch Der
Wortspiele
Angria
Vfzo
Klangfiguren
Heimat
Schnoggeloch
Alphabet
Atlas
Sirene
Halteproblem
Passagen
Gyrotwister
Laziness
Papierformatnormung
Da Costa Encyclopedique
Glossaire
Katyledoden
Game
Lichtflackern
Geschlechterdifferenz
Nachbildwirkung
Universelle Turing-Maschine
Egotopia
Unglueck
Postwertzeichen
Uebersetzung
Laws Of Form
Digression
Fehler
Videowuerfel
Multiple Choice
Register
Phantomwerk
Unsinn
Enzyklopaedie
Glueck
Haskell
His Master Voice
Heterologie
Fred
Preface
Infra-Mince
Steinlaus
Insel
Computer
Zoetrop
Antiergonomie
Alles
Schatten
Wurm
Woerterbuch

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Catalog Numbers

Vol. 23

Labels

Maas Media

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Notes

  • Book In German Language.
  • 263 Pages with several pictures, graphics etc.
  • Contains Texts, Pictures and Graphics by Institut fuer Feinmotorik Members and friends, along Guest-Contributions by Manuel Bonik, Frieder Butzmann, Christoph Draeger, Ditterich von Euler-Donnersperg, Heinrich Dubel, Juergen Heinert, Kelly Mark, Philipp Messner, Mickry3, Wolfgang Mueller, Werner Nekes, Peter Piller, Franz Reitinger, Knarf Relloem, Johannes Ullmaier, Lena Willikens, as well as Found-Footage by Marcel Duchamp, Alfred Jarry, Athanasius Kircher, Henri Michaux, Wilhelm Ostwald, Erik Satie amongst others.
  • The book contains 116 Entries in alphabetical Order.

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Feinmotorik Kompendium Lexikon Der Feinmotorik In Alltag Wissenschaft Und Kunst* by Institut Fuer Feinmotorik is way more than just music? Released in Germany back in 1995, it’s this wild mix of technical sounds, poetry, and educational concepts. The album dives into everything from obscure scientific theories to playful word games, with tracks like "Zoetrop," "Phenakistiskop," and even a nod to *Ren & Stimpy*. It’s less about melodies and more like an auditory encyclopedia—kind of like someone turned a library full of strange ideas into sound. Imagine listening to a dictionary come alive but weirder. Definitely not your typical record!