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Roberto Raineri-Seith | controlvoltage.org Switzerland
Controlvoltage.org is a project of swiss photo designer and sound artist Roberto Raineri-Seith, who's been involved in the creation of electronic music since 1984. His recorded output, initially released as "WUR", usually gets lumped with the industrial scene. Current work is filtered through a Krautrock / dark ambient attitude, reminding on artists like Conrad Schnitzler or early Kraftwerk. ... more
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