We are pleased to annouce the release of Moebius Strips on double 180-gram audiophile vinyl.

This high-quality limited audiophile edition (of 500 copies) comes on 2-LP 180-gram black vinyl pressed at 45 rpm. The gatefold sleeve is printed in a deluxe matte finish with spot gloss designed by the artist Sebastian Boecking.

The Moebius Strips limited edition cd (including options of 200 hand-numbered and signed by Tim Story or a shirt/cd bundle). The beautiful CD package was designed by artist Sebastian Boecking and comes in a matte finish with spot gloss printing of Moebi’s signature, new essays by Tim Story and Geeta Dayal, and a 32-page booklet which includes many previously unpublished photos (including of Harmonia and Cluster and Eno).

The stunning 9” x 9” 60 page museum program comes in a high-quality matte finish with high-resolution printing. Also included is a new essay (updated from the CD booklet) by Tim Story and many previously unpublished photos (including of Harmonia and Cluster and Eno and Conny Plank). The program includes previously unseen images not included in the CD booklet.

Various vinyl, museum program, cd and shirt bundles are also available. Each format comes with slightly modified artwork.

About Moebius Strips

Honoring Story’s collaborator and dear friend Dieter “Moebi” Moebius (Cluster, Harmonia, Brian Eno, Conny Plank), Moebius Strips is a multichannel audio installation for museums, festivals, galleries, and other public spaces. Working with Moebius’ widow Irene, Story has collected thousands of his sounds, noises, samples and loops, and reimagined/recomposed these in patterned ‘strips’ which, out of the context of their original settings, combine in new and ever-evolving layers on the installation’s soundstage.

Moebius’ music continues to inspire a generation of sound explorers and composers, and we have honored those connections by inviting a distinguished group of artists who have been influenced by his work as well as former collaborators, to add their voice to the Strips – to interact in their own unique ways with the constructions - including contributions from Geoff Barrow (Portishead, Beak), Sarah Davachi, Jean-Benoît Dunckel (Air), Eve Maret, Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo), Phew, Hans-Joachim Roedelius (Cluster, Harmonia), Michael Rother (Harmonia, NEU!) and Yuri Suzuki.