The 2017 album ,Sammlung" compiled by Stefan Schneider first introduced a selection of previously little known exponents of 1980s Duesseldorf electronic tape music to a stunned audience. A further remarkable example of the Duesseldorf underground tape output, 1986s ,Singende Draehte"originally circulated in a minuscule edition among aficionados only is now finally available as a CD and vinyl re-edition. DBB was the name of Stefan Schneiders avant-pop-project who concurrently with his studies of photography at Duesseldorfs Kunstakademie had begun his musical explorations in the early 1980s, which also led him to cofound the bands Kreidler (1994) and To Rococo Rot (1995). "Singende Draehte" showcases some of his early work in the field. The somewhat sketchy and abstract character of these 14 tracks, ,Draehte" (wires) is slightly reminiscent of the esthetics of contemporary labels like Les Disques du Crpuscule or early 4AD. yet they sound surprisingly modern even 30 years after they were first released.