Abstrackt Keal Agram

French electronic duo noted in DeBaser for the 2003 album Cluster Ville, described as a blend of abstract hip hop, trip-hop, and elements of noise rock and lounge.

DeBaser's review (2003/Cluster Ville) describes the duo as producing 'music for imaginary films, abstract hip hop, and noise rock', compares their sound to French touch artists like St. Germain, Air, Etienne De Crecy, and references tracks such as "Pièce" (compared to Coldcut and Kraftwerk) and "Del".

DeBaser hosts one 5-star review of Abstrackt Keal Agram focused on the 2003 album Cluster Ville. The review frames the duo as a French electronic act blending abstract hip hop, trip-hop influences and elements of noise rock and lounge. Tracks mentioned: "Pièce" and "Del".

For:Fans of French electronic music, trip-hop, abstract hip hop, and experimental/lounge electronic listeners.