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^ Unfortunately I can't confirm Tchort playing guitar during the recording of the album. Yes, he is still listed in the current band line-up, but he only returned to his guitar duties with Green Carnation in mid-May this year after a four-year absence due to a busy personal schedule - and according to Blabbermouth.net, Bandcamp and Metal Archives he wasn't part of the recording line-up for this album. I'd be tempted to leave things as they are until the album is released and we know for sure whether he featured on any part of it or not.

Here's the Facebook post announcing the return of Tchort to the band on May 16th this year after his four-year absence.

yam yam wrote: ^ Try deleting the cached images and files that are stored in your Edge browser, and then try viewing the page again. Select 'Settings and more' (the three horizontal dots at the far right of the address bar) then 'Settings' (the cog icon near the very bottom of the drop down menu) and then select 'Privacy, search, and services' from the left hand menu. Now select 'Clear browsing data' from the list of options shown below the top toolbar (not the tab at the left hand side of the toolbar itself with the bold text) and then to the right hand side of 'Clear browsing data now', hit the 'Choose what to clear' tab. Uncheck all the boxes that are now shown except 'Cached images and files', and then hit 'Clear now'. None of your saved cookies will be deleted if you do this - just your cached images and files, which should force the browser to download the new image next time you visit the artist's page.

Thanks, David, but I'm sure that all suggested manipulations with cookies come from bad web-programming. If other people see new image, that's fine. I can live with the old one.



Edited by NotAProghead - July 21 2025 at 16:10

^ Thanks, Marek, done.

^ At the time the page was updated, Just For Kicks Music were showing a release date of July 31st for the CD version, and August 28th for the vinyl LP, rather than a blanket release date of August 1st for both, so I included that info in my last reply to help the E&O Team decide how to proceed with this.

Just For Kicks are indeed now showing 1st August as the release date for the CD version, but they still have the LP release date shown as 28th August:

https://www.justforkicks.de/shop/progressive/painter-cd.
https://www.justforkicks.de/shop/progressive/painter-lp.

This is the problem with adding albums to PA well in advance of the release date - things can change in the meantime, and often do - so who do we believe, Finally George in a Facebook post, or the label that is actually handling the release of the album?

For the benefit of Eugene, who can't access Facebook in his country, this is what Finally George posted a couple of hours ago:

"My new album "Painter" will be released on CD and vinyl on Friday. Available at BANDCAMP & Just for Kicks".

Again, I'll let the E&O Team decide what to do next, but I'd be tempted to change the CD release date back to 1st August as George has said tonight, and is also being confirmed by Just For Kicks Music, but leave the LP release date as it is until we know for sure that orders for the vinyl version are actually being shipped on Friday.

E&O Team: Thanks, guys.
Done as David suggested, i.e. CD (August 1, 2025), Vinyl (August 28, 2025).
By the way, date of Digital version release is still unknown.

Edited by NotAProghead - 10 hours 57 minutes ago at 15:19

^ Thanks Mayer, just the addition of Claudio Nardini to the existing line-up as an additional drummer, so done.

^ Thanks, Mayer, done. I'll tweak the biography slightly in a short while to include the change of name, plus a couple of recent line-up changes. I might add an updated photo below the existing old one too.

^ The other entry needs some editing too, since the current total time doesn't equal the sum of the individual track times, and track 1 'Firecrackers In Slow Motion' should be 5:03 duration according to the Discogs pages for the reissues (see links below), not 4:03 as we currently have it (check the CD inlay images rather than the text on the pages, since they have also erroneously written 4:03 for track 1 on their page for the 1995 Artgallery reissue, as does RYM's page for this reissue, which they list under compilations rather than studio albums), and only tracks 1-8 were part of the original 1982 album, the rest being the tracks released in 1982 as 'T7', which was side A of cassette #4 of the 'Container' 6 x C90 cassette collection (private release, 1982, re-issued by Transmitter Cassetten in 1983).

See: https://www.discogs.com/release/331555-Conrad-Schnitzler-Convex and https://www.discogs.com/release/1408291-Conrad-Schnitzler-Convex, looking at the images showing the track listings.

I think the timings for this release therefore should be thus:

Original 1982 'Convex' vinyl album (39:25)
1. Firecrackers In Slow Motion (5:03)
2. Processed Melting Jew's Harp (5:23)
3. Dripping Globules With Echoing Greasy Things (4:59)
4. Spring-Loaded Popping Steel Drops (5:02)
5. Random Ascending Crackles (3:12)
6. Circular Toy Music Box (4:30)
7. Weightless Mercury-Bubble Shots (3:52)
8. The Ghost And The Space Dancer (7:24)

Bonus tracks consisting of 'T7' from side A of cassette #4 of the 1982 'Container' 6 x C90 cassette box set (28:19)
9. The Cuckoo Clock (3:14)
10. Released Racing Mechanisms (2:36)
11. Suction Pump (3:45)
12. Ant Blood (4:01)
13. Nosferatu's Hydraulic Glass Menagerie (3:57)
14. Spare Parts Recycling (3:22)
15. Spare Parts Recycling In Fast Tempo (7:24)

Total Time 67:44

Note: Tracks 9-15 were only included in the 1995 Artgallery AG 014 and 2008 Captain Trip Records CTCD-617 CD reissues of the album, not the original vinyl album.

The 1982 self-released vinyl LP apparently had the reference GS 1002. See https://www.discogs.com/release/136786-Conrad-Schnitzler-Convex.

For some reason, Discogs only show seven tracks on the original album, not eight as indicated on the reissues. Difficult to know for sure which is correct.

Edit: Here's the Discogs page for the privately released 'Container' 6 x C90 cassette set from 1982: https://www.discogs.com/release/4796988-Conrad-Schnitzler-Container.

Philippe has got the year wrong for that album which Gordy has asked to be deleted anyway. It's shown as 1985, when it should be 1982.

Edit 2: I think we also need to make people aware that the tracks weren't given proper titles on the original vinyl LP and the 2008 Captain Trip Records reissue, the original eight tracks simply being listed as 'untitled' on both these releases, and the seven bonus tracks being listed as A1-A7 on the 2008 Captain Trip Records reissue.

This is a messy album to deal with to say the least, so I'd actually be tempted to follow RYM's way of presenting the various releases of it - with only the original vinyl and the 2008 Captain Trip Records reissue with the untitled tracks being considered as studio albums.

Since the 1995 Artgallery release was part of The Cassette-Concert Series (no. 5 in the series), had a different cover, and has all 15 tracks given actual names, I'd move this release to compilations on our page for this artist just as RYM has, and update it to show the different cover. I'd then edit our page for the original vinyl album (the one that Gordy has asked to be deleted) to show the correct year (1982), the bonus tracks on the 2008 Captain Trip Records reissue of the album, and update that cover too - with a better version of it from Allmusic.

The track listing for this album page would thus become:

1. Untitled (5:03)
2. Untitled (5:22)
3. Untitled (4:59)
4. Untitled (5:02)
5. Untitled (3:12)
6. Untitled (4:30)
7. Untitled (3:52)
8. Untitled (7:29)

Total Time 39:29

Bonus tracks on the 2008 Captain Trip Records reissue:
9. A1 (3:14)
10. A2 (2:36)
11. A3 (3:45)
12. A4 (4:01)
13. A5 (3:57)
14. A6 (3:23)
15. A7 (7:25)

Note: Tracks 9-15 were originally released as 'Container T7' (20.2.1981), being side A of cassette no. 4 from a 1982 6 x C90 cassette Conrad Schnitzler privately self-released collection.

- Conrad Schnitzler / electronics & effects

LP self-released GS 1002 (1982, Germany) Limited to 500 copies
CD Captain Trip Records CTCD-617 (2008, Japan)

The Cassette-Concert Series (no. 5) release that RYM has included in compilations would then need those other two versions removing from the releases information section if we follow suit and also move it to compilations, to leave just: CD Artgallery AG 014 (1995, France).

I think that would be a far less messy way of presenting all the info about the three releases that include the tracks of the original 'Convex' LP than trying to cram it all onto a single page.

Edited by yam yam - 17 hours 42 minutes ago at 08:34

https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=92111

- Kay Olsen / guitars, keyboards leads, Church organ, bass

With:
- Andreas Skorpe Sjoen / drums
- Mattias Olsson / percussion , overdubs , mellotron, atmospheres
- Jonas Reingold / Fretless bass
- Jordi Castella / Grand piano
- Eli Mine / harpsichord
- Norlene M / cello
- Eileen Antu / Double bass
- Luis Vilca / Alto flute
- Hannah Danets / flute
- Zhivago / bassoon
- Edgar Asmar / duduk

Cover: Dag E. Clausen
Label: Laser's Edge
Format: Vinyl, CD, Digital
July 25, 2025

Can someone kindly change on https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=92159

- Linus Kåse / keyboards and vocals

with

- Linus Kåse / keyboards, sax and vocals