Electronic project Pluxus at 16 Tons

On November 18, the unique electronic live project from Stockholm - Pluxus, will perform at the club 16 Tons. The band consists of three professional musician-experimenters: Sebastian Tesch, Adam Kammerland, and Anders Ekert. They travel around European cities with their vintage analog synthesizers, putting on real shows in clubs. They have released numerous tracks and remixes (including on the German techno label Kompakt), as well as a cohesive album 'Solid State' and music for a Ford Focus advertising campaign in the UK. In the mid-90s, four young men living on the outskirts of Stockholm formed a guitar ensemble. However, after acquiring an old cheap synthesizer, they realized that playing electronic music was much more interesting and fun. A debut cassette was released on the local label Slowball Recordings. The new collective's first concert took place in Stockholm, when the group opened for the cult post-industrial collective Zoviet*France. In a strange and unpredictable way, the music of the young collective, virtually unknown at home, gained popularity in Europe, America, and Asia. The album 'Fas 2' received high acclaim in electronic music underground circles worldwide, despite being recorded on ancient 70s cassette equipment. The success allowed the musicians to have their own studio called 'Luxembourg,' where they create their unique sound, filled with melody, irony, and sometimes subtle elegiac sadness. [www.pluxemburg.com](http://www.pluxemburg.com) **October 18, 16 Tons 20:00 Live: Illuminated Faces, Pluxus, Unlockedoor Entrance: 600 rubles.**