Galician Andrés Satué is a sound engineer with many musical identities of his own. From founding Lendrone, one of the first math-kraut-rock and prog bands, in Coruña, to releasing a more drone-infused, experimental electronic album as Esquelas, to extremely detailed, hyper-realistic sound design production as Huma, he now comes to Lunchmeat as Kosu Nes. The most IDM, dancefloor-ready iteration of his work, the roller coaster all-around-you kickwaltzes together with vigorous synth lines and punchy sound design. Under his many monikers, he released on Raster (No Frontiers compilation), Opal Tapes, Bestiarie, ENSMBLE, Matapadre, and very recently Abundance, and played at festivals like WOS, MIRA, and MUTEK.  

He’s not coming alone either: with a visual artist and a long-time collaborator, Urok, they are creating a real-time reactive audiovisual system where image and sound evolve in parallel, without illustrative relationships or established hierarchies.  

Kosu Nes
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Urok
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