Jürgen De Blonde is known as the man behind the project KÖHN, an electronica-bedroom-project with two CD releases on the belgian (K-RAA-K)3 label, filled with a lot of weird skippings and bleeps. Foreign press hyped the guy so much that it resulted in a several concerts through Europe and a support act for Sonic Youth in Brussels. And indeed, KÖHN is one of the few electronic acts which is really enjoyable and refreshing to see performing.

With his CD for Tomlab, following his contributions under the name KÖHN to the For Friends compilation (tom006), Jürgen De Blonde was digging in his archives and what came out is a big step towards more guitar oriented popmusic. On Hidden Rabbit he is experimenting with beats and melodies like he is born to do nothing other than that. Wonderful guitars and vocals break down the barriers between hi-tech-electronica and songs. His soundlibrary shows fidelity to the KÖHN project but the vocals and guitars bring more familiar facettes into the sound spectrum and if you listen closely, you'll discover real popmusic.

1. Surlepont
2. Reincanary (For The Dead Birds)
3. Spinning Dream Of A Japanese Boy
4. Something Going Growing (Special K)
5. How Alien Abduction Eventually Leads To Misconceived James Deans
6. Order Now!
7. Two Minutes Of Mourning
8. Simple Observations Of Basic Facts
9. Shady Brain (For Britney Spears)
10. Maniac (For Meredith Brooks)
11. Sinking : Loveboat
12. Fast Freddy Aka William, Goldfish
13. Sad Lullaby

"A record I imagine a large cross-section of our customers wouldlike, should they ever hear it." Other Music