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Mikroknytes New York, New York
Mikroknytes began sometime in 1998. Derek Morton and John Coursey began improvising with cheap keyboards, violins and f/x pedals. Through the years the duo have expanded their sonic arsenal with DIY electronics, various synthesizers, and software processing. Their live performance often include quadraphonic sound and live video projections. ... more
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