Klamm & Pelikan Prague, Czech Republic
Jan Klamm & Patrik Pelikan have developed their approach to sound & improvisation with a deep belief that everything has to be taken apart and interrupted. They use electronic, wind and string instruments or variable amplified objects but they focus on tape manipulations foremost - they record the ongoing sounds for the opportunity to rewind, re-record and fragment everything that has been taped. ... more
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