Elmulab was comprised of Munich composer, musician and visual artist Klaus Netzle (a.k.a. Claude Larsen) and Munich film composer, arranger and musician Gerhard "Delle" Haensch (a.k.a. Manuel Landy). From the mid-1970's, Klaus Netzle became interested in electronic music and purchased one of the most advanced synthesizers back then, the Roland 700. Together with other vintage equipment it formed the basis for Netzle's studio for electronic music, Elmulab ("Electronic Music Laboratory"). In 1979 Netzle produced the album 'Microprocessor 8080A' together with Gerhard Haensch, which was published by Metronome in 1980 and has remained the only sound recording of the Elmulab project to this day. Now, after more than four decades, this groundbreaking work of electronic music is finally available, fully remastered on CD.