Kreng

Kreng is a dark ambient/contemporary classical/soundtrack task conjured up by Belgian musician Pepijn Caudron, who’s associated with movie theater group Abattoir Fermé. Caudron’s recordings combine ghostly operatic vocals, shuffling jazz drumming, eerie dialogue examples, and levels of acoustic instrumentation, making dark, suspenseful soundscapes. Originally a sample-based task, Kreng evolved to add even more live instrumentation. The task has have scored over 50 movie theater and film productions, furthermore to making three full-length studio room albums for the Miasmah label. Caudron started focusing on music as an adolescent, combining sample-based creation techniques with an intention in 20th hundred years traditional music. He graduated from functionality college Kunsthumaniora Brussels and began functioning as an professional. He began making ratings for Abattoir Fermé in 2004, and began launching music as Kreng in 2007, you start with The Pleiades EP on Dutch world wide web label Fant00m, aswell as showing up on Badawi’s record Unit of Level of resistance. Another digital EP, Zomer, implemented in 2008. Caudron’s function caught the interest of Deaf Center’s Erik Skodvin (known for his “acoustic doom” single are Svarte Greiner), who agreed upon Kreng to his Miasmah label. Kreng’s debut record, L’Autopsie Phénoménale de Dieu, a haunting sample-based soundscape, found its way to 2009 and was a crucial success. The recording was accompanied by Grimoire in 2011, which presented guest efforts by pianist Nils Frahm and percussionist Eric Thielemans. In 2012, Miasmah released Functions for Abattoir Fermé 2007-2011, a restricted vinyl box arranged containing Kreng’s ratings for theatrical productions Tourniquet (2007), Mythobarbital (2008), Snuff (2009), and Monkey (2011), aswell as music documented for the tv screen display Monster (2010). German label Sonic Items released Kreng’s 7″ EP …AND each day in 2013. Kreng’s third full-length recording, The Summoner, made an appearance in 2015. Influenced by the increased loss of many good friends and comprising pieces detailing the procedure of grief, the recording was the 1st Kreng release to become made up for live tools rather than examples, and included a complete string section and a cooperation with Belgian doom metallic band Amenra. Later on in the entire year, Milan Information released Kreng’s rating for horror/humor film Cooties, and Kreng’s rating for the film Camino premiered by Lakeshore in 2016.