Artist description Sampler based, cut and paste, one man in a basement messing with his collaborators' input.

Music Style Experimental, electronic, sampler-driven

Similar Artists Nine Inch Nails, Chemical Brothers

Artist History Started in 1990 using a Casio SK-1 and a four track recorder. Graduated to an AKAI S01 a few years later. Currently primarily computer based.

Group Members KD Schmitz and whoever he can rope into it.

Instruments Samplers and Computers

Albums The Clownward Spiral, How can you be two Tunes at once when you're not a Tune at all?, Don't Crush that Dwarf: Hand me the Blender, Old Mother Blender, The Blender Condensor

Press Reviews "There are moments to be found within this album that are something to behold. Any lover of sound art, cut and paste or noise composition simply must write Schmitz and get a copy of this one" - GAJOOB ************************************************ "The results astonished me. The tape is completely coherent despite the wide variety of source material. Rich textures, clanky rhythms and flange-drenched ambiance make it almost seem like the soundtrack to a futuristic horror movie. . . K.D. is a master of shifting samples to make his instrumental work quite interesting." - Shouting at the Postman

Location Poughkeepsie, NY - USA

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