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A duo crafting a dystopian soundscape where high-tech breakbeats and ominous ambient textures converge, challenging listeners with every track.
hp.stonji are the architects of a dark, synthetic soundscape, where high-tech breakbeats and ominous ambient textures collide to create a uniquely dystopian atmosphere. Since their debut 'Metic EP' in 2004, Hans Platzgumer and Jens Döring have evolved their sound, moving from the raw energy of their initial EPs to the more intricate, interactive elements of their full-length album 'Mélaina Cholé' in 2005. With each release, they continue to push the envelope, exploring new dimensions of sound that challenge listeners to confront the darker aspects of modern technology. Their debut EP 'Metic EP' set the stage for what would become a signature style—melancholic yet relentless, with a sharp edge that cuts through the noise. The follow-up, 'Mélaina Cholé', was a groundbreaking interactive CD that allowed listeners to engage with the music in new ways, blurring the lines between creator and audience. Subsequent remixes and albums, such as 'Syntonum' in 2007, have solidified their reputation as innovators in the realm of electronic music, particularly within the realms of dub techno and experimental ambient. Today, hp.stonji remain at the forefront of electronic experimentation, continuing to explore the boundaries of their art form while maintaining a distinct voice that resonates with fans of atmospheric, tech-driven sounds.
- · Metic EP, EP, 2004, released on Spezialmaterial (Baked Goods)
- · 'Mélaina Cholé', full-length interactive CD, 2005
- · 'Mélaina Cholé Remixes', 2005
- · 'Syntonum', 2007
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