Bal Paré Hamburg, Germany
Matthias Schuster, Kirsten Klemm and Jan T. Krahn formed Bal Paré in their hometown Hamburg in 1980. Initially they started their collaboration under the name Jeanette und das Land Z in the spring of 1981 publishing a first 7“ („Poupée De Cire, Poupée De Son“/“Raumpatrouille“) on Konkurrenz, a sub-label of Phonogram at that time. ... more
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