MOSLANG, NORBERT/ WENDY GONDELN - Betty

Edition of 300. "Another visual-arty 7” to be quietly restrained by the bleached aesthetic design of a Meeuw Muzak sleeve, MM046 is a pair of recondite Bettys. The Betty on Side A is the creation ofWendy Gondeln, who is perhaps far better known as contemporary German artist Albert Oehlen.Then Norbert Möslang introduces Side Bs betti-corr, and although Möslang also works in thevisual arts he is more widely recognised as a practitioner of “cracked everyday electronics”and a former member of Swiss electronic free improvisation group Voice Crack. Further cross-pollination is represented by Oehlens occasional earlier endeavours in the musical field,playing in bands including Red Krayola, running a label and providing artwork for sleeves.Betty announces herself with a distorted gabber kick drum and a cheerfully naive organfigure which mischievously functions as a decoy for an aggressive and unstable violin toprovide the main narrative from here on in. Overall the piece would make quite a goo