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Inspiration
Sample a Psych Duo Trained by the Most Influential Modern Composer
"The origin of music was rhythm, that's what we were taught," was written on the debut release by the Wenger brothers. With a mixture of psychedelic music, garage rock, funk, blues, and lo-fi pop, their paths of rhythm took them from Paraguay to Germany, getting inspired by krautrock bands like CAN, and musically trained by one of the most influential composers of the 20th century: Karlheinz Stockhausen.
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"I remember Karlheinz Stockhausen telling me, 'Use your imagination. If you make music, people will not always like it. But for some reason, you decided to create it.'"
—Jörn Wenger (interview with Derek's Music Blog)
"Our first studio consisted of two one-track tape recorders and a little mixer. For example, for music effects, we would sing into an iron drum. Distortion for guitars was made by overdriving the sound."
—Jörn Wenger (interview with Derek's Music Blog)