Istari Lasterfahrer

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Istari Lasterfahrer is a Breakcore producer from Hamburg, Germany. His works belong to the most extreme and experimental in the whole genre. He also made music under the names of Error23 and Demodulizer. Together with Repogrrl he found the label Sozialistischer Plattenbau in 1999.

  • battybwoy soundclash massive, 12" ep (spb) 2005
  • istari lasterfahrer vs. jr. blender, 7" single (watch and pray) 2005
  • istari lasterfahrer vs. enduser, 7" single (stoopid plastics/spb) 2005
  • dubcore vol.4, 7" single (spb) 2005
  • set to my own advices, 8" (dhyana records) 2004
  • istari lasterfahrer vs handbag/abba, 12" (spb/acidboychair) 2004
  • do you think, 12" (spb/sprengstoff) 2003
  • infokalypse, 10" (spb) 2000
  • diktat der maschine, 7", (spb) 1999
  • master of beo, 7" (spb) 1999

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