Ten Volt Shock

2000.the beginning of a new century and a new project. two people in a basement of an old train station. a year later mario joined in and it was a band. a year later X-Mist joined in and it was a band with a label. more labels and records, tours and friends , kids and dance followed. followed by years of practicing, recording, creating and producing. we are still trying to walk the line.apart from music business.
Releases:
2001: Demo recorded by Zensi in Electric Sägeland-Studio, Buchen
2002: First Single on X-Mist-Records recorded by Volkmar Miedtke in Ölmühle-Studio, St.Peter
2002:Split-Single with Neighbour Rosicky on Kopist-Platten
2004: First Album on X-Mist-Records/Christophers Records recorded by Frank Bolz in Schallarchiv Wuppertal Studio, Wuppertal
2004: Inches & Rarities- CD US release by Bakery Outlet Records,
European release by Ten Volt Shock
2005: CD-Edition of the first Album on Bakery Outlet Records
2006: Second Album "6 Null 3" on X-Mist-Records/ Labil recorded by Max Ludwig in Saarbrücken
2007: CD-Edition of the Second Album released by Bakery Outlet Records
Split- Single with Loisirs on Rejuvenation, Theatre and X-Mist
2008: New Single "Vintage" on Renkontre
Tour DVD "Some Days In France" made by Mr. Hansi Breier
2010: Third Album "78 Hours" on Screaming Mimi, X-Mist, Salon Alter Hammer and Bakery Outlet. Recorded by Max Ludwig at Rogue Studios, Saarbrücken. Limited edition of white 180g-vinyl, 3-colored silkscreened sleeves on cardboard with inserts and the complete CD-version packed inside.
Available via
www.x-mist.de
www.flight13.com or www.salonalterhammer.de in Europe and www.bakeryoutletrecords.com in the US