Stefan Kozalla’s Adolf Noise project has always operated in a parallel universe to his better-known DJ Koze alias – more absurdist, more oblique, and considerably stranger. Wo Die Rammelwolle Fliegt, the debut full-length from Adolf Noise, originally released on Hamburg’s Buback in April 2005 with Japanese manga-style artwork by Björn Kuhnke, is being reissued for the first time on Pampa Records – available to pre-order now at Inverted Audio Record Store.
The record is a lysergic rabbit hole of oddball sounds spanning chiptune, field recordings, movie effects, downtempo and experimental electronics — music and language so warmly intertwined that it defies easy description. Where Kozalla had already cemented his reputation in German club culture through Fischmob, back-to-back Best DJ Of The Year votes in SPEX and INTRO, and an increasingly prominent relationship with Kompakt, Wo Die Rammelwolle Fliegt belongs to an entirely different register – a relaxed audio collage of surprises without end, generous and strange in equal measure. M.i.s.s. UFO ’72 remains the standout for many: pure ambient bliss, arriving without warning in the middle of everything else.
The Pampa reissue arrives fully remastered on 140g black vinyl, limited to 3000 copies worldwide, with a bonus 10″ featuring three additional tracks — including Deine Reime Sind Schweine (Regelrechte Schweine), the 2001 underground cult hit and long-standing Adolf Noise fan favourite, louder and sharper than ever.
Wo Die Rammelwolle Fliegt is available to pre-order now at Inverted Audio Record Store.
TRACKLIST
A1. Bäume Strahlen Stress Aus
A2. M.i.s.s. UFO ’72
A3. Der Grundton
A4. Anspieltipp: Titel 5
A5. Gymnasium
A6. Steffex Twin
B1. Jackpot Remix
B2. Hallo Welt…!
B3. Last Night Of The Year
B4. Scene De La Vie De Rauf Denktasch
B5. Amerikas Funniest Sound Effects
B6. Geklöppel B Zwei
B7. Was Ist Zuviel Zeit? (Dub)
B8. Cadaques En La Noche
10″ Bonus Vinyl:
A1. Zuviel Zeit?
A2. Hiddentrack
B1. Deine Reime Sind Schweine (Regelrechte Schweine)