Artist description A swedish hyper effecient duo of Electronic Body Music

Music Style Electronic Body Music

Musical Influences DAF, Nitzer Ebb, Cabaret Voltaire, Fabio Frizzi, Liaisons Dangeruese, Pouppée Fabrikk, early Front 242

Artist History Formed in the beginning of 2001 by two tired students from Gävle in Sweden. They were childhood friends and just wanted to make music. The early recordings were made with a cheap 4 channel Porta Studio and sounded more like a cross between Skinny Puppy and Depeche Mode than EBM music. At that time the band was called the Xenophobian Alliance. But later on they recived a more expensive record equipment and they simple became better songwriters. They got there call of making "körpermusik" and became Sturm Café. A ratter strange name with a secret meaning.

Group Members Jonatan Löfstedt: vocals, texts, synth Gustav Jansson: synths, programming

Instruments Korg Poly-800, Korg N1R, MicroKorg, Moog Prodigy, Roland RS-09, Roland TR-505, Korg D1600, Novation Drum Station etc

Albums SCP001 July 2002, SCP002 November 2002, SCP003 January 2003, SCP004 Mars 2003

Press Reviews Beelab; http://fredrik.bamze.net/beelar/index.php?page=recensioner&id=290 An hungarian netzine; http://cyberpunk.pardey.org/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=719

Location Gävle, Gästrikland - Sweden

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