Disko B
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UnclaimedMunich-based independent electronic music label founded in 1991 by Peter Wacha, originally as Disko Bomb.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Disko B is a German independent electronic music label founded in 1991 by Peter Wacha in Munich. It was initially called Disko Bomb and was renamed Disko B after its first five releases. The label is known for its eclectic output spanning techno, electro, house, and experimental electronic music, and it has released records by artists such as Carl Oesterhelt, Johannes Enders, and Pollyester. Disko B operates as a private, independent label and maintains an official website at diskob.com. Its catalogue reflects a distinctly Munich take on electronic music, blending club-oriented tracks with avant-garde and cross-genre collaborations.
History
Disko B was founded in 1991 by Peter Wacha in Munich, Germany, under the name Disko Bomb. After its first five releases, the label was renamed Disko B. It established itself as an independent electronic music label, releasing a wide range of electronic music including techno, electro, and experimental projects. The label's catalogue includes collaborations such as the second cooperation between German multi-instrumentalist and composer Carl Oesterhelt and jazz saxophonist Johannes Enders, titled "The Anatomy of Melancholy." Disko B has also released music by Pollyester, a Munich-based collective described as punk and press phenomenon, disco and Dada. The label continues to operate and maintains an official website.
- 1991
Disko B founded by Peter Wacha in Munich as Disko Bomb.
Renamed Disko B after its first five releases.
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Independent electronic music label with an eclectic, artist-driven catalogue.
The Anatomy of Melancholy
Second cooperation between Carl Oesterhelt and Johannes Enders.
Catrina Remixes
Pollyester remix release.
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