"The actual name "Doc Wör Mirran" was thought up by Bernard H. Worrick
while he and Joseph B. Raimond lived together in San Francisco in 1982.
But the real history of DWM begins when Bernard H. Worrick and Joseph B.
Raimond both moved to Nürnberg Germany in 1985, where Joseph B. Raimond
bought an analog 8-track recording studio and began to record what has
since become a huge body of recorded work. The concept of DWM though
from the very beginning was to combine music, graphic art, painting,
sculpture, poetry and just about every other medium of art into one
project. The open-membership policy of DWM is an important part of the
DWM philosophy.In the early 1990's, Bernard H. Worrick moved to Florida,
taking with him an important part of the group's identity. But DWM has
continued onwards without Bernard. Bringing Bernard back to Germany and
returning him to the DWM fold has become one of the goals of the group.
Although rarely playing live, DWM is not averse to live concerts,
although playing live is not one of the priorities of the group. Since
the departure of Bernard, DWM has become especially interested in
collaborative efforts with other artists, both recorded and live. Recent
developments with DWM include the formation of a new label within MT
Undertainment devoted exclusively to the recordings, literature and
artwork by DWM and its various members"(from Discogs)
They are still active and this is their official webpage where you can read about all their activities and other releases.This cassette was released by Old Europa Cafe, Italian label specializing in ambient, noise, industrial, and power electronics since the late 1980s,managed by Rodolfo Protti and still very active,this their official website.
For people into concrete and experimental music.
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