grand brothers Open [Includes 1 bonus track] Japan Music CD

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Introduction: Androids dream of pianos... A piano unit highly praised by Giles Peterson. The emergence of a rare entity that moves between post-classical, electronic, and contemporary music. The German post-classical unit Grandbrothers has received great expectations, being highly praised by Giles Peterson, included in the compilation "Brownswood Bubblers Ten," and featured as one of the best tracks of the year. Their sound, which pursues the possibilities of the piano, fuses prepared piano and programming, resulting in beautiful songs that blend elegant and sentimental melodies with rhythmic tracks. The incompatible physical instrument of the piano and the cool atmosphere of programming express a unique worldview that only they can create. The piano, played slowly in silence, reaches a great peak with the magnificent sound of electronic sounds, creating a work that makes you feel the particles of sound in your body as if they are mixing with the air and being delivered to the listener. "Ideally, we'd like to play at the Philharmonie Hall in the evening, and then play at clubs for \," they say, representing a unique presence that moves between post-classical, electronic, and contemporary music. Having toured with Bonobo and HVOB, they are undoubtedly artists to watch, following in the footsteps of great post-classical artists like Nils Frahm and Hauschka. The Japanese edition includes a remix by Lone as a bonus track. About the Artists A unit formed by pianist Erol Sarp, influenced by John Cage, and artist Lukas Vogel, who works in software design and engineering. The two met at the University of D?sseldorf and began making music together, releasing their debut single "Ezra Was Right" in 2014. In 2015, they released their debut album "Dilation" on FILM, which was praised by many DJs, including Giles Peterson, and quickly gained attention. Since then, they have continued their research into the fusion of piano and software, and released their second album "Open" on the prestigious German label City Slang. Their sound, which sets a new benchmark for post-classical music, has garnered attention, and they have numerous European tours and festival appearances lined up, including tours with Bonobo and HVOB. They are an artist to watch out for in the future.