Apparat Organ Quartet

Icelandic electronic group known for reviving vintage electric organs, tube amps and vocoders; debut self-titled album released online and praised for its retro electro-pop/krautrock sound.

The group uses vintage organs, tube amplifiers, vocoders and older synthesizers to create a retro electronic sound. The debut album was released in the early 2000s. The band has worked with or is associated in the scene with Múm and Jónsi (Sigur Rós). Influences noted in reviews include 1970s German electronic music (Kraftwerk), Stereolab and elements reminiscent of film-horror themes.

DeBaser hosts a positive, detail-rich review of Apparat Organ Quartet's debut, praising their use of vintage organs, tube amps and vocoders. The review highlights influences from 1970s German electronic music (Kraftwerk), Stereolab and modern acts like Daft Punk. Collaborations with Múm and Jónsi are noted. Overall the review awards a top rating and recommends listening to the material online.

For:Fans of vintage synths and organs, krautrock and electro-pop listeners, admirers of Icelandic electronic music.