Artist description Inside this particular cucumber's head a rare and malicious organism grows which gradually absorbs his central nervous system. In its final stage of development, just before freeing itself and taking off into outer space, it sprouts some delicate tones which may very well be interpreted as music.

Music Style Vegetarian Electronica

Musical Influences Moods and spaces, different places (hey that rhymes!)

Artist History The highly anticipated and eagerly awaited return of the QCumber is here. After years of utter silence the QCumber has finally got his act together to bless us with new compositions, although he stubbornly refuses to admit that he is responsible for any of it. "It ain't me I'm telling, it's those little bastards in my head. Who said that? Shut up! I'll kick your butt!" (and so on...) The story of the QCumber is a mysterious one, packed with lies and misinterpretations. For instance, contrary to popular belief he is not addicted to that white stuff in Oreo cookies (but rather gets his kicks from violently spinning his chair round and round with his eyes shut.) Furthermore, he did not do that stuff with "you know who", because it was actually "you know who" who, in a desperate need of attention, told the press about what they had supposedly been doing up there, in a public place and all. All of which was nothing but a blatant lie. (It wasn't a public place to start with). Well, you get the story. In any case, there is more to the QCumber than meets the ears. Listening to his work, you have to admit that the term "music" is not quite enough to describe his productions. You may argue that it is not about music at all, and the QCumber could not agree more. To quote the artist himself, "it is all about trying to find the inner vegetable in you". Some say that he is out on his limb this time, others simply shrug their shoulders and acknowledge the fact that his head is being eaten by an alien life form.

Group Members QCumber

Location Stockholm, Stockholm - Sweden

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