Fritz Ostermayer

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Fritz Ostermayer (born 1956 in Schattendorf/Burgenland), lives and works in Vienna as popular radio broadcaster ("Im Sumpf"/FM4),^[1] author, DJ and musician.

Ostermayer compiled a highly acclaimed CD about funeral marches: "Dead & Gone" (released by Trikont). His debut solo album, "Kitsch Concrète",^[1] featuring his vocal in English and German, including a duet with Clara Ostermayer, was released via Mego in 2003.

Publications

"Gott ist ein Tod aus der Steckdose"
"Hermes Phettberg räumt seine Wohnung zam"
"Die Sumpfprotokolle" (together with Thomas Edlinger)
"Die Gutmenschenprotokolle" (together with Thomas Edlinger)
"Who shot Immanence" (together with Johannes Grenzfurthner and Thomas Edlinger)

Music

Fritz Ostermayer collaborated with:

Der Scheitel
Viele bunte Autos
Passepartout
Otomo Yoshihide
Christof Kurzmann
Ramon Bauer & Gerhard Potuznik
Stermann & Grissemann

He produced remixes for:

Tigric
Fetish 69
monochrom

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 Stöger, Gerhard (28 June 2006). "Siegen ist unmenschlich" (in German). Falter.at. Retrieved 8 May 2011.

Authority control	WorldCat VIAF: 50414085 LCCN: no97050037 GND: 133360024

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Name	Ostermayer, Fritz
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Short description	Austrian musician
Date of birth	1956
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