Alien Ensemble - Alien Ensemble 2
Members: Micha Acher - trp, perc, harm Mathias Götz - trb, perc, harm Stefan Schreiber - bcl, ts Oliver Roth - fl Karl Ivar Refseth - vib Matthias Pichler - db Andi Haberl - dr

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Alien Ensemble - Alien Ensemble 2
Members: Micha Acher - trp, perc, harm Mathias Götz - trb, perc, harm Stefan Schreiber - bcl, ts Oliver Roth - fl Karl Ivar Refseth - vib Matthias Pichler - db Andi Haberl - dr
Alien Ensemble “Skeleton Dance”
Another time Youtube took me to cool places -
It seems that, once upon a time in Berlin, Le Millipede was the name of an Alien Ensemble song and it was sooo damn cool that it grew out to be more?
Alien Ensemble - Thousand Lights District - groovy soul-jazz from a Notwist side project
Earlier this year, Micha Acher and his band The Notwist returned with their latest full-length “Close To The Glass” and received rave reviews around the globe. Yet, it’s not the only album he’s going to release this year, since Acher’s about to introduce his latest musical entity – the Alien Ensemble. Alien Ensemble is comprised of bandleader Micha Acher (Trumpet; Indian Harmonium), who is joined by The Notwist’s Karl-Ivar Refseth (Vibraphone) and Andi Haberl (Drums), as well as Mathias Götz (Trombone; Harmonium), Stefan Schreiber (Bass Clarinet; Saxophone) Oliver Roth (Alto flute) and Benni Schäfer (Bass) ,all of them long-time friends and frequent collaborators of Acher’s over the years. Since you’ll hear anything from Minimal Music to Krautrock influences, from delicate brass sections to the sound of New Orleans, it’s pretty much impossible to pigeonhole Alien Ensemble’s sound or slap a genre term on it. What’s more important: Micha Acher’s compositions, the way he arranges these songs and has these great musicians make them come alive, is certainly unique in Germany’s musical landscape. Always willing to think outside the box, Alien Ensemble’s music ultimately serves as a reminder that you need to get rid of pigeonholes and stereotypes if you want to create true art.