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Jochen Rueckert

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Jochen Rueckert was born in 1975 near Koeln, Germany and started playing drums at age six. In 1995 he moved to Brooklyn, NY, where he lives now.

He has been playing and recording with a variety of bands including Marc Copland trio, Nils Wogram quartet, Kurt Rosenwinkel Group, Marc Turner Band, Chris Cheek, John Abercrombie, Sam Yahel, Pat Metheny, etc.

Jochen has been touring all over North and South America, eastern and western Europe, Asia and Australia. He is also known for his non-jazz work with NYC punk rock band Bonnie Lundy, NYC rock band Seems So Bright and electronic work with Marcus Schmickler, Jochen Bohnes, Hayden Chisholms, The inflictors, Burndt Friedman and Nublu bands, most mentionable Wax Poetic and I Led 3 Lives. He also plays bass in NYC rock band Wworldclass and programs, remixes and produces music for various artist in the electronic music/idm/breakcore sector. His programming alias is Wolff-Parkinson-White.

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Jochen Rueckert Drums New York City

Album Review

Human Dust Suite by Mike Jurkovic

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Jochen Rueckert: Fringe Guy

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Jochen Rückert Quartet at Hong Kong Arts Centre

Album Review

Somewhere Meeting Nobody by Jerry D'Souza

Take Five With...

Take Five With Jochen Rueckert

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Album Human Dust Suite by Miki Yamanaka

Human Dust Suite

Outside in Music
2020

Album Somewhere Meeting Nobody by Jochen Rueckert

Somewhere Meeting...

Pirouet Records
2011

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