Artist description With instruments ranging from Buchla and Kyma synthesizers to scissors and glue, Randy Stack and Peter Kreutlein have been exploring curious aural amusements and esoteric instruments since the early 80s. However, through all these years and despite all of the high technology, CT's music has not yet allowed them to realize their long-held goal of getting a nutritious breakfast.

Music Style Experimental

Musical Influences The Residents, Cabaret Voltaire, Brian Eno, Laurie Anderson

Group Members Randy Stack & Peter Kreutlein

Instruments African Grey Parrot (aka "Tacuma") - Bath Tub (via hydrophone) - Beer Bottles - Bird, Cow & Turtle Ocarinas - Buchla 700 Synthesizer - Buchla Lightning Space Controller - Buchla Thunder Touch Controller - Car Keys - Cardboard Tube - Casio DH100 Digital Horn - Catfish Guitar - Chapman Stick (half-fretless) - Doepfer MAQ16/3 MIDI Analog Sequencer - Echo Speech Synthesizer - Electric Shaver - E-mu Modular Synthesizer - Ensoniq Mirage Sampler - Eventide DSP4000 & H3000SE Ultra-Harmonizers - Fairlight CMI IIx Sampler & Voicetracker - Fish Guiro - Fostex Foundation 2000/DFM Digital Audio Workstation - Gavikord - Genesis Biologic Signal Processor - Ibanez AD202 Analog Delay - Korg VC-10 Vocoder - Korg WaveDrum Synthezier - Kramer Bass (8-string) - Kramer Bass (fretless) - Kurzweil 2000 Sampler/Synthesizer - Kurzweil 250 Sampler - Log Drum - M'Bira - MemoryMoog & MemoryMoog+ Synthesizers - Moog Source Synthesizer - Paper - Recently-MIDIed Polyphonic Wazoo - Rocks - Roland Sound Canvas Sound Module - Scissors & Glue - Sequential Circuits Drumtrax - SoundField Tetrahedral Microphone - Stapler - Steiner EVI Wind Controller - Symbolic Sound Kyma DSP-Workstation - Synton Syntovox SPX-216 Vocoder - Technos Acxel Resynthesizer - Various Kitchen Implements - Vocalizer 1000 Voice Controller - Waterphone - Yamaha DX-1 Synthesizer - Yamaha QY700 Sequencer

Press Reviews "Academic electronic music with the attitude replaced with a benevolent interest in exploring mysterious melodies, rhythms, spectra and harmonic relationships." (Music Technology, 1/90)

Location Orlando, FL - USA

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