A record of extreme Poetry and Sound. Unrein bis zum Abend / Reise ins Diesseits is a singular collaboration between percussionist and poet Arnulf Meifert (founding member of the legendary Faust) and the notorious dadaist performance duo Kommissar Hjuler und Frau. The LP unfolds as a series of sound poems, absurdist dialogues, and electroacoustic interventions, blurring the lines between music, theater, and audio art. Later and for many years he was companion of vienna actionist Guenter Brus, whose 50th birthday was celebrated with the publication of the "Panishes Liederbuch" LP (the now mythical first LP issued by Die Taubnessel back in 1988).

For the recordings of this new project Meifert met Kommissar Hjuler and his wife Mama Baer, also experimental musicians, but nearly two generations younger. They have been working together for just a few hours, so everything had to be totally improvised. Nevertheless Meifert brought some texts with him, fascinated by confrontations of word and music. These texts range from The Old Testament to renaissance artistry and christian hatespeech from the 20th century, ending with a modern guide for the voyage from death to rebirth. The impressive and singular cover artwork was done by Klaus Holzmann, an upcoming austrian artist. Two letters showing the discussion between Meifert and Hjuler after the meeting are also included.

For fans of German avant-garde, Fluxus, and the global mail-art scene, this is a rare and essential document of outsider creativity.