Some Records Are Birthed Through Countless Months Or Even Years Of Studio Hard Yaka; Drafts, Followed By Re-Drafts, An Eternal Process Of Searching For That Money Shot Musical Moment. Then There Are Albums That Simply Pour Out Of The Collective Minds Of Its Creators – More Of A Stream Of Consciousness And Musical Expressions That Strategic Beat Creation. For Best Friends And Long Time Collaborators Matt Edwards (aka Radio Slave) And Thomas Gandey (aka Cagedbaby And Producer). Matom Began As A One Off Project To Create An Hour Of Music To Celebrate The Iconic Hansa Recording Studios In Berlin, A Space That’s Seen Everyone From David Bowie And Iggy Pop To Tangerine Dream And Brian Eno. Says Edwards “The Initial Music Was Loosely Based Around The Recording Of David Bowie’s ‘Low’ And The Works Of Iggy Pop And I Wanted To Create These Soundscapes That Would Allow Thomas To Improvise And We Managed To Come Up With Seven Songs In Two Days.”