Temps Perdu? Düsseldorf, Germany
Ceremonial, tribal, shamanistic-the aesthetic is there but the members of Temps Perdu?
are´n´t content
with just adding themselves to the ethno-rank and file. Indescribable electronics merge with
strangely pulsing rhythms and other esoteric sound effects to yield sacred cybernetic mantras for these evolutionary, technological times.
DARREN BERGSTEIN, i/e Magazine [USA]
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