Raster Noton, the Chemnitz and Berlin-based electronic music label founded by artist Carsten Nicolai, Olaf Bender, and Frank Brettschneider is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a touring showcase ...

Following the coming together of rastermusic and NOTON a number of years ago as raster-noton, the label will soon divide into two separate entities together. From this month, raster-noton will be ...

With 2016 marking the 20th anniversary for the groundbreaking experimental and electronic music label raster-noton, the label’s key figures are busy organising all manner exciting and special events ...

To celebrate 20 years of operation, the left-of-center imprint and "artistic platform" Raster-Noton, has initiated ‘White Circle’, "an acoustic architectural space designed as an audio-visual ...

How do you define music? Probably not in terms of white noise and empty space. But as crowds beeline for the likes of Diplo, a showcase from less-known German label Raster-Noton which moves beyond the ...

German artist, producer and label owner Carsten Nicolai’s early work hums with a fastidious control that starts to feel unnatural, a severe ar ...

Whilst celebrated anniversaries generally include the first, tenth, twenty-fifth and so on, we'll afford a dodecadecimal exception to Raster-Noton. The German label has never been much for conformity, ...

Finnish electronic great Sasu Ripatti is one of those producers who never slows down, maintaining a busy release schedule under a number of different monikers. He's most famous for Vladislav Delay, ...

Run by acclaimed German art musician Alva Noto (aka Carsten Nicolai), the Raster-Noton label focuses on stylish minimalism, as exhibited by artists like Emptyset and Kim Cascone. The gang will be ...

Robert Worby introduces the last programme from the recent Cut and Splice Festival in London, including music by German laptop generation composers associated with the Raster-Noton CD label: Frank ...

There is a simple method for observing the mathematical underpinnings of music. Place an acoustic guitar flat on its back. Sprinkle salt on its body. Now pluck a note. The salt crystals snap into ...