Minimetal delete the outcome always feels different

the outcome always feels different and special because I guess they’re less common

Many are actively involved in the programmes

a razor-sharp foreword by novelist and musician Tony O’Neill (Digging the Vein)

Not having experience as a businessman myself

Khan and the author Daisy Hildyard offer insights into the German-French trio’s work

Minimetal delete the outcome always feels different22 years ago, Nik Emch and Laurent Goei formed the Zrich based artist duo Minimetal. From the get go, the duo steered clear of the usual rock show arenas, rarely, if ever, performing on stage. This eschewal of maxi venues gave Minimetal plenty of latitude to explore new ways of performing and recording, which invariably led to the art scene and now to an artists book. MINIMETAL 11 MANTRAS isn't just a journey back across 22 years of Minimetal's multi