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Having met as classical music majors “in the weirdest school in the U.S.,”  Evergreen State College, the two Angelenos had explored Avant-Garde, jazz, rock, electro-folk, chamber op and trip-hop. But Boomer Studies was a chance to strip it down and reflect. Their 2006 self-titled album received accolades from Nic Harcourt, Chris Douridas and others and continues to receive support on KCRW.

Colony Recording Club - home studio project est. 2010

"Perfection is reached, not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away."
Saint Exupéry

"The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it."
- Henry David Thoreau

i like that there is no perfect sound. every sound can be made perfect through our own acceptance.

i like to chat gear.

The roots of Margo, Margo! can be traced back to early 2009, when four friends got together and started an acoustic instrumental project consisting of piano, guitar, bass, and cajon. That project eventually grew to become a full out 7-piece mini-orchestra, and that was when Margo, Margo! took form as a band. Influenced by some great Canadian bands such as the Arcade Fire, Wintersleep, and Broken Social Scene, they put their own spin on what they think Canadian music is all about. Playing with the intentions of taking their audience on a musical journey of highs and lows, they come out swinging right from the start packing emotion and energy into every song.

Fotomaton is what happens when a well known DJ teams up with a sound maniac and both decide to create timeless crackling cinematic landscapes.

While Andreas Rosenhahn (HiFi Brown) absorbs himself in a crackling vibrating sphere of sound created with records, effects and distorted beats, Tobias Vethake (Sicker Man) envelops the music with his barrage of instruments including cello, guitar, prepared guitars and basses, synthesizers, toys and more
The result is something between ambient punk, improvised soundscape and odd hymns to the flow of depression.

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