PLASTIC NOISE EXPERIENCE

Germany's PLASTIC NOISE EXPERIENCE are Claus Kruse: Programming and Voice and SM Kalwa: Programming and Lyrics. The duo was formed in 1989 and thereafter released two albums on the Gothic Art label.

In 1993 PNE signed with KK RECORDS Belgium and released in Europe String of Ice and Visage de Plastique, both on compact disc.

Their debut US release on VAN RICHTER RECORDS is a 14 track anthology of Plastic Noise Experience's best work to date.

Featured tracks include WHY, which is a caustic cover version of the song by BRONSKI BEAT. DREAM DESTRUCTOR was a featured track on the recently successful ELECTRIP Compilation of KK RECORDS artists licensed and distributed nationally in the US by RESTLESS RECORDS.

PLASTIC NOISE EXPERIENCE launch their follow up US release called Neural Transmission spanning the backcatalog of PNE's earlier works from the titles Transmission, Transmitted Memory and Small Town Boy. This hard Electro anthology covers twenty tracks approximately 75 minutes in length, with a brilliant version on BRONSKI BEAT's Small Town Boy.

PLASTIC NOISE EXPERIENCE can be best described as aggressive hardcore electronic industrial, with skull spliting beats and powerful rythms, also incorporating elements of Techno.

PNE's minimalistic stripped down sound compares to that of FRONT LINE ASSEMBLY. Thus the end result achieved is pure dance floor destruction! PLASTIC NOISE EXPERIENCE is Electronic Body Music at it's best! On tour with NUMB