Universum Klang Air

Universum Klang Air consists of two disconauts that landed in Bremen, Germany, and decided to call it home. This work captures their keyboards (Alexander Müller) and guitars (Oleg Kozlov) infused sounds, and is best played under levitating disco balls’ lights.
Abducted victims include: <a href="spotify:artist:2DcT8AKrXiaPnJAGXe9xLg" data-name="Ric Fierabracci">Ric Fierabracci</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4Mr9KVehjJkAWusHntPv86" data-name="Jerry Watts">Jerry Watts</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0ggceyv1TxPy7bbt7mhTTy" data-name="Joey Heredia">Joey Heredia</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0VIOf4sIskdx2XZ02aVo95" data-name="Kai Narezo">Kai Narezo</a> and other great musicians from the planet Earth.
Their sophomore album &#34;Breathe Normally&#34; dips listener into innermost places of his mind, moving like a noir film soundtrack, blending together modern grooves with retro-synth ostinatos and achingly brilliant melodies. The instruments used to make the album were not only the same as the ones used to create most modern albums today (drums, keyboards, bass, guitars, samplers and drum machines), but there is even equipment from the 1920’s (Nori Ubukata&#39;s Ondes Mortenot). There are a lot of vintage acoustic, electric instruments, tape recorders and studio equipment.