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Kristof Hahn (also known as Christoph Hahn) (born 6 February 1959) is a German guitarist, composer and translator. Hahn is best known for his lap steel guitar playing in the New York experimental rock band Swans.
Kristof Hahn. German musician, songwriter and translator, born in 1959. Moving to Berlin in 1980, he scored a job at Germany’s first punk record store, Zensor, while studying political science.
Kristof Hahn is an experimental, avant-rock’n’roll guitar player. He lives and works in Berlin. Hahn’s music ranges from abstract cinematic soundscapes to elegant rock’n’roll noir songs. Hahn is best known for his lap-steel guitar playing in the New York experimental rock band Swans.
Kristof (Christoph) Hahn (born 6 February 1959) is a German guitarist, composer and translator. Hahn is best known for his lap-steel guitar playing in the New York experimental rock band Swans (band). He joined the band in 1989 for the Burning World tour and played on the subsequent album “White Light from the Mouth of Infinity” (1990).
Kristof Hahn: lapsteel guitars, electric guitar, recording, editing, mixing. Instruments used: 10-string lap-steel, 8-string lap-steel, 7-string hybrid lap-steel, electric guitar, eBow, simple loop pedal, slightly more advanced loop pedal, delay pedal, tremolo pedal, volume pedals, guitar amplifiers. Lawrence English: Production.
8 de nov. de 2021 · Kristof Hahn | Interview | New Album, ‘Six Pieces’ - It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine. November 8, 2021. Kristof Hahn is best know for his role in the New York experimental rock band Swans, where his work on lap-steel guitar has provided a critical and unsteady sense of tonal variation and glissandi.
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