其实Kevin Blechdom是化名,原名为Kristin Erickson的她玩的是实验电子音乐。
不过和一般的实验电子的虚无不同的是,她的作品不仅疯狂诡异,而且相对的实在些,触感强烈。
从她的音乐里面可以豪不费劲的感觉到她的精神状态,绝对的异于常人,当然,相比之下,另一张专辑“Bitches Without Birches”则更能体现这一点。
One of the most irreverent and gifted producers of experimental electronic music, Kevin Blechdom (Kristen Erickson) got her start with partner Blevin Blectum in Blectum From Blechdom at Mills College while studying computer music. With their custom-made programs, the duo stripped the normally academic field of experimental music of its studious mentality and replaced it with child sounds, cartoon effects, and intentionally brutal compositions. Under much protest from formalized and academic composers, the duo won second place in the prestigious Ars Electronica in 2001 for The Messy Jesse Fiesta, which was released on Deluxe Records. After the duo's rather public and tumultuous split, Kevin went on to record several solo endeavors for small, limited-run labels and Tigerbeat 6, this time with more of an emphasis on blending acoustic instrumentation with computer programming. Many of those recordings were compiled with new ones (including a moving version of Tina Turner's "Private Dancer") on 2003's Bitches Without Britches for Chicks on Speed Records and 2005's Eat My Heart Out.