The EP Echolocation sees the debut of a new German artist: Len. Leo. Originally from his hometown of Mainz, and now for a few years a Berlin resident, Len. Leo's Echolocation comes to Bézier's recently launched record label Körperspannung. In their shared concrete home inside Friedrichshain, Bézier and Len. Leo have built an immense production studio, in the heart of their apartment, around which they organize salons with friends and fam to cultivate dreams, new vocabulary to express wishes for the collective queer musical mosaic. Cut right from the cloth of a post-punk lineage, "Echolocation" burns and welds tracks into rails fitted for a high-speed lysergic bullet. "Corrugation" is a subversive adventure into the wells of imagination weaving pulsating artifacts from an unknown era to craft sounds through atmospheric needlepoint. In "Radio Silence" cascading wings flutter through the diagrams of a sunken underground compound only to be discovered to be long abandoned, cut off from receiving transmissions for who knows how long?
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The EP Echolocation sees the debut of a new German artist: Len. Leo. Originally from his hometown of Mainz, and now for a few years a Berlin resident, Len. Leo's Echolocation comes to Bézier's recently launched record label Körperspannung. In their shared concrete home inside Friedrichshain, Bézier and Len. Leo have built an immense production studio, in the heart of their apartment, around which they organize salons with friends and fam to cultivate dreams, new vocabulary to express wishes for the collective queer musical mosaic. Cut right from the cloth of a post-punk lineage, "Echolocation" burns and welds tracks into rails fitted for a high-speed lysergic bullet. "Corrugation" is a subversive adventure into the wells of imagination weaving pulsating artifacts from an unknown era to craft sounds through atmospheric needlepoint. In "Radio Silence" cascading wings flutter through the diagrams of a sunken underground compound only to be discovered to be long abandoned, cut off from receiving transmissions for who knows how long?
