Andrew Levine, born in New York city began playing the violin at the age of six. He sang in several choirs and from 1986 on studied voice as a solo tenor and alto. M.A. in Computational Linguistics and Cognitive Psychology at the University of Trier.Video productions since 1998, from 2003 with an increasing focus on live concert recordings with his mobile studio and label "Blumlein Records". In 2014 Andrew was awarded the Goldener Bobby-classical music, instrumental-by the Verband Deutscher Tonmeister.Since 2010, Andrew plays the Theremin, mostly in free improvising configurations. He expanded the sonic spectrum in 2017 through the use of the analog synthesiser Makenoise 0-Coast and in 2019 by the integration of a Cracklebox à la STEIM Amsterdam.
Composer/percussionist Klimchak builds elaborate structures of interlocking melody & rhythm, then obliterates those structures with bursts of noise, random drones, and slabs of spontaneous improvised sound. Expect to see some combination of home built instruments, computerized sound design and a mess of drums, flutes and maybe a theremin.