Starfields
2026 Digital
This album is a collection of space ambient music that I recorded between February and April 2026. “Cosmic Background Explorer” is a long-form ambient track featuring sounds from the Oberheim Xpander, the UDO DMNO, and other analog synthesizers. The music was recorded during Home Concert 82 in April 2026.
Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7 were recorded during Home Concert 80.
“Protogalaxy” and “Invisible Spectrum” are two more long-form tracks that I released as part of Home Concert 81.
The final track of the album is “Event Horizon,” a new recording of one of my earliest tracks from the “Farcaster” album.
released May 1, 2026
Music played and recorded by Martin Stürtzer between February and April 2026.
Mixed and mastered by Martin Stürtzer in April 2026
Sphäre Sechs – Nebular Resonance
2026 CD / Digital
Nebular Resonance” is the seventh studio album by Sphäre Sechs. It was recorded in Wuppertal between 2024 and 2026 using analog and digital synthesizers (Martin Stürtzer) and the Moog Etherwave Theremin (Christian Stritzel).
Christian and Martin met in 2000 in Wuppertal’s improvised music scene and started performing together in 2001. Gigs at the Sophienkirche (the location of the first Phobos Festival editions), the iconic Schwebebahn (hanging monorail), and a sleep concert in 2011 led to the first release as “Sphäre Sechs” in 2012. After albums on Malignant Records, Cryo Chamber, and Echo Elberfeld, this is the first release on Loki Foundation.
released March 15, 2026
Music recorded by Martin Stürtzer & Christian Stritzel.
Mixing and Mastering by Martin Stürtzer.
Artwork by Martin Stürtzer.
Released on Loki Foundation – LOKI 76
Closer to Home
2026 Digital
“Closer to Home” is a compilation of dub ambient and slow dub techno tracks that I prepared for my Home Concerts 78 & 79. With over 50,000 combined views, they are among the most popular live sets on my channel. The music was recorded using most of my studio setup, including the Moog Minimoog & Sub 37, Prophet-10, Oberheim OB-6, UDO Super 6, Roland Juno-60, and Waldorf Iridium & M.
released February 27, 2026
Music recorded and mixed by Martin Stürtzer.
Mastered by Leon Bölting at Arclab.
Artwork photo by salt.
Dyson Sphere Beta
2026 Digital
The music of this album was recorded live in the night of October 9th, 2025, between 22:00 and 01:00 as part of my birthday livestream. Sounds, patterns and sequences were prepared and improvised during the session using my whole synthesizer and studio setup.
Music played and recorded by Martin Stürtzer on October 9th 2025.
Mixed and mastered by Martin Stürtzer in February 2026.
Timelapse
2026 Digital
“Timelapse” is a collection of slow ambient space drone music, initially recorded in November 2025 as part of my Home Concert series. The five parts were created with a state of quiet and timeless existence in mind.