techno without a computer pt 2

More Klangphonics:

Klangphonics are a trio that produce and perform live electronic music. By using a combination of electronic elements and acoustic instruments, they bridge the gap between producer and live band.

This results in a very natural, organic sound, whilst still retaining the energy associated with deep house and melodic techno.

Onstage drums, guitar and diverse percussion are blended with synths and sequencers, creating a performance that works as well in a club as it does in concert.

[dracorep]

In a post apocalyptic world there will be a huge demand for bands like this one 😌

[bassmanjura]

this is exactly how the techno was made back in the 60's

[Lordoftheswollen]

Imagine playing this in a jazz club in the 50s

[thewhitefalcon]

Techno is the art of counting to 32 and then changing the loop.

[tjarktest]

Mad respect to their sense of rythm, really insane

[howardmckenna]

I love the sound of more naturalistic techno. Has a softer sound.

[ryvyr]

The algorithm knows, the algorithm provides

[一心-qo]

Please finish this song! I just love it so much!

[bluebull]

This has actually blown my mind. You guys should play at dance music festivals. People would love it. Not just for the novelty factor (which is a huge plus) but for the fact you're actually pumping out some decent techno.

[LeCheeZy]

nobody gonna mention he's kneeling in his shoes ? xD

[TheMrMused]

I'ma need an entire album of this

[katch]

Nothing beats human creativity, way better than computer!

[obscurity]

Even though it’s just one note, that bass player is amazing for being able to hold that tempo and never miss a beat.

[drscatman]

I feel like I just walked into a club where Blade is about to show up

[donavonrobbins]

Going old school with old school.
Sounds good.

[dangayle]

Circular breathing on a beer bottle. Mad skills.

[NathanieI]

This has a 90s techno vibe to it! That's a good thing!!

[lougavino]

Burning man Dorf working that bottle like an absolute legend

[Ancor_Vantian]

See?
It's all about the rhythm of the head-bobbing.
The bass guy _gets_ it.

[wendypatton]

“Test Dept. “, old school band early 80’s in London…that does incredible found sounds without computers yet sounds like computers ❤