Thomas Lehn / Marcus Schmickler – Kölner Kranz [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop Masonna claims that his interest

Masonna claims that his interest in making noise is rooted in childhood encounters with the sounds of destruction on TV

and showcase what the two leading lights of modern art consider to be the best moments of this historic session

In 'Separating a door from a window'

Rosenboom is renowned for his ground-breaking experiments with the use of brain biofeedback to control live electronic systems

music has remained an open quest and a process of discovery

Thomas Lehn / Marcus Schmickler – Kölner Kranz [LP] DIY / Lo-Fi / Pop Masonna claims that his interest"Klner Kranz sees a return to a thick molasses of digital smears welded to an ever present system that unfolds over a staggering 36 minutes which, despite its sheer length, never rests. This music is really quite dense and difficult, heavy on detailing and spontaneity, which means that listening to these tracks takes some effort to get through. Left right tones cascade in waves over bitmapped crackles as Lehn and Schmickler add layer after layer of