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Part of the Hard Electronic collection. Customers who bought Dr Kuch also bought: Magnatune Compilation, Four Stones, DJ Cary, Indidginus, Kyiv Chamber Choir, Paul Avgerinos, Burning Babylon, Altri Stromenti, Jacob Heringman.
"We Can't Stop Progress" by Dr Kuch is the 12th best selling album this month. It is the 2nd best selling Electronica album this month. "Analog Disease" by Dr Kuch is the 4th best selling Electronica album this month.
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Thousands of other guys could claim just such a stockpile of technology, of course, but the music of Dr. Kuch is exactly ten thousand times more charismatic than theirs. Sensing our ambivalence for non-Dr. Kuch produced music, Anielo asks, "Does anyone know how to save musical creation?" He is, apparently, "very upset of listening shit anywhere."
We couldn't agree more.
Krafany adds that he is a "regular small and thin guy," who has "all necessary fingers to give some kind of pleasure to any girls who love piano."
Yep, we think that just about sums it up. Just listen to the album, ok?
Three guys—Anielo, Nikotep, and Krafany—from Nantes, France are responsible for the super catchy electronic music of Dr. Kuch. In their own words, they are "regular gender fellows," who have "all necessary stuff that would impress anyone who love sound engineering." And the list does impress: Arp Odyssey synthesizers, a Mini-Moog, Fender Rhodes, a Honner Clavinet D6, a Hammond L100 organ, a Neve digital music console, Pro-Tools, MCI multi-tracks, LeXicon processors, an RE-501 analogue effects box, a DBX digital processsor, Eventide harmonizers, AMT microphones...
