REVIEW: Drones by Alexander Hacke | Orchestral Tools

In this video, Steve Montgomery from Sample Sound Review Reviews DRONES by Alexander Hacke & Orchestral Tools. Like a ray of dark light, a drone is a primal statement of intent—shifting and beating on an endless path all its own.  Created with experimental musician Alexander Hacke, this collection offers a phantasmagoria of complex, playable drones. Largely chromatic, intuitively playable, and very very long, these drones are carefully designed by Sascha Knorr and Timo Loosli—a perfect foundation for scores, atmospheres, meditation, and rituals.   Alexander Hacke is a musician, performer, composer, singer and producer. A member of seminal German band Einstürzende Neubauten and one half of acclaimed duo hackedepicciotto, Alex has worked with iconic musicians from Jaki Liebzeit to David Eugene Edwards (16 Horsepower) and Gianna Nannini. Based in Berlin but absorbing diverse musical influences from his travels around the world, Alex has brought his unique musical vision to this dron