STATIQBLOOM Brooklyn, New York
Statiqbloom is the brainchild of Fade Kainer. began 2014 in Brooklyn NYC, later a duo with Denman C. Anderson (2016-
2020).
Currently based in Berlin, he is combining hardware and software in creating noisy modular-engineered industrial techno his live sets mesh hard industrialised rhythms with unfolding blackened atmospheres and disorienting vocals
worldwide booking: antonia@altaragency.com
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