Thomas Schumacher
DJ and producer · Bremen, Germany
On the bill with trance[]control: Paradise City IV, Berlin (7 July 2000)
Background
Thomas Schumacher was a Bremen techno DJ and producer who started in 1993 with the duo NIP Collective and then launched the project Elektrochemie LK alongside releases under his own name. He released tracks such as Ficken and When I Rock on the UK label Bush, which also issued his album Electric Ballroom in 1998, and founded the label Spiel-Zeug Schallplatten. [1, 2, 3]
At the time
In 2000 he mixed Sci-Fi Level 3.3 for Superstition and released the album Electric Avenue on Spiel-Zeug. His Elektrochemie LK track Schall, first issued on Confused in 1999, entered the German singles chart in September 2000 and peaked at No. 19. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Later
As Elektrochemie LK he reached No. 22 in Germany and No. 43 in Austria with When I Rock in early 2001 and released the album Gold! that year, and in 2006 he released the album Home under his own name. [1, 2]
Elsewhere
Written from the sources cited, which are listed with the rest in the source register. Only career facts are given.