Antenne is the critically acclaimed solo project of Copenhagen’s Kim G. Hansen, who formerly recorded as half of the Danish industrial duo Institute for the Criminally Insane. Kim G. Hansen was also one of the founding members of Danish experimental noise-rock band Grind, who later became Amstrong - a project focused on trip-hop aesthetics but still influenced by the origins of the band. In 1999, Kim left Amstrong to form a solo project - Antenne. The female vocalist of Amstrong, Marie-Louise Munck, also participates at the project as vocalist on most of the songs. Antenne is known for a minimal and profound style of experimental and dark trip-hop. This is their third full length release and their first release on BlRR/helmet room recordings.

In addition, Kim has created a video for the track =22Gloves On,=22 which we think is beautiful.

Some recent press regarding Antenne:

Ant= enne =233 reviewed on Cyclic Defrost:

=233 unveils itself slowly but if you’re = willing to persist, maybe settle down and get cozy with Antenne, your patie= nce will be duly rewarded..

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Antenne reviewed on Losing today here's a taste:

‘ is a beautifully conceived affair, a mellowing 8 part suite combining the engagement of acoustics and e lectronics speckled throughout with a frail amorphous ambient / down tempo sheen and subtle infused at times with subtle glazes of noire jazz dialects..'
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