KRÄLFE - s/t LP 60s The video has echoes of

The video has echoes of late ’60s and early ’70s American performance art—Bruce Nauman’s Lip Sync

the electric guitar

paired with Ford's seemingly-loose-yet-actually-tight distinctive drumming style while Chambers guitar work varies from reverbed-out pick scratching

which remains a vital cornerstone of their approach

bridging DIY industrial enthusiasms with multimedia experimentation to form a singular body of work

KRÄLFE - s/t LP 60s The video has echoes ofKRLFE the duo that invented minimal noise rock! Their debut LP from 2014. The rhythm section extracted from the classic rock band line up raises the synergies between drums and bass to euphoric, dystopian derailments. Brachial, driving, delicate and swinging on harmonics, the music goes straight into the legs.