" A previously unknown shellac recording of the dadaist recording his immortal sound poem, Ursonate, from the 1930s, was apparently recently discovered. And to much amazement has been released here for the first time. Historically, sonically mindblowing." (forcedexposure.com)
"This is a remarkable artifact and a revealing, even moving rendition." (Option, July/August 1995)
Note: According to Ernst Schwitters's testimony, this is the original recording of his father Kurt's performance. We do not wish to conceal the fact that this claim has since been doubted by a third party. WERGO is investigating the matter.
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