78 R.P.M. Utrecht, Netherlands
78 R.P.M. is a five piece ambient-drone-noise project inspired by the oftentimes haunting sounds and atmospheres of early
20th century delta blues recordings.
Through stripped-down guitar and bass patterns with minimal electronics 78 R.P.M. create desolate soundscapes followed by electric storms of droning noise.
Dick-bass
Eelco-guitar
Henk-electronics
Stephen-drums
Thale-guitar
... more
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