Trap & Zoid is formerly a one-human electronic solo project. It's based on a simple constrain : one take live recording and no mix nor overdub. The only postprocessing allowed is cut and fade to select and to compile the tracks. This way of working stimulates immediate instant creativity and leads to a music that is trully antipodal to most usual electronic releases.

The sound is very present and spontaneous, not really easy listening.
It's raw, wild, dark, alive... and it's just next to you !
Heady melodies and drones install some hypnotic environments, creating an unique sonic universe, while organic sounds and noises summon unexpected weird entities.

Gear (ab)used :

T&Z's first opus "cosmic microwave background radiation" is available on Clinical Archives.
It's free. 

Clinical Archives succesfully released an EMS Synthi compilation, "The Synthi Group Vol.1", featuring the trapezoidal track "gnomes evasion".
It's free too.

Vol. 2 is now available, trapezoidal contribution with a track of La Guerre Des Boutons : "6ème sens giratoire".
Free download again...

Djp and Boeuf Stroganoff are kind (and/or mad) enough to enjoy some collaboration with T&Z. The result is La Guerre Des Boutons.

More incriminating evidences can be found in the "socialization attempts" album.

Trap & Zoid is currently preparing something with Nancy Morepa. The surprise will come...

The one who plugs pins and jacks, turns knobs and shakes joystick is a rock'n'roll musician, currently playing bass and upright bass in a few bands.
His first contact with synthesizers was in 2008, when he started to add some space sound effects to his band Fungus Imperator's psychedelic rock.
This would take him further in electronics than he formerly thought. A growing interest in experimenting with analogue synthesizers was born...

Thank you very much for reading so far and for your interest in our sonic escapes.
Let's hope the tracks below will make you happy, smart, peaceful and open.

Come back soon, the playlist is updated regularly.
Be seing you,
T&Z

The sound's powerful sharpness is fully enjoyable on quality speakers.
In-ear and headphones are not recommended.