A very percussive album, the sounds open endless horizons and spaces that can be filled with analogies, myths and images.

Always trying to remove himself from being referenced to a particular genre, Schmickler has had an extraordinary effect with a unique perspective of interstylistically linking multitudes of sounds and styles.

The actually heterogeneous mixture of remixers and styles is not accidential at all. By the selection of remixers and their way of working (pluralistic), the individual components which are essential for the monistic PLURAMON sound are coming out clearly.There can be found at fat,dark rock of the Scottish band MOGWAI, but also an airy track of SENSORAMA working with guitar sounds up to processing of sounds of the laptop master HECKER (Mego) or the melodic approach of the British band HIGH LLAMAS. As a band, PLURAMON moves between electronic and guitar sounds and not least because of this is regarded as one of the most interesting acts internationally. Today, even the more obscure Lo-Fi bands work with digital equipment, i.e. with 'electronic'.