Klangstabil is an avant-garde electronic project rooted in experimental and industrial music. Formed in 1994, the German duo consists of Boris May and Maurizio Blanco. Their sound reflects a complex amalgamation of genres, ranging from ambient soundscapes to aggressive electronica, often infused with a distinct emotional depth and narrative structure. The project is renowned for its conceptual approach to music; Klangstabil craftily intertwines lyrical content with sonic exploration, resulting in a deeply immersive experience for listeners.

Over the years, Klangstabil has carved out a niche for themselves within the electronic music community with its innovative and thought-provoking releases. Albums like "Shadowboy," which tells a personal story of an individual's inner world, and "Math & Emotion," which contrasts the rational and the emotional aspects of human experience, have highlighted their ability to merge theme and sound. Their other notable works include "Vertraut," which deals with the theme of trust, and "Böhm Gott Der Elektrik," a tribute to the life of the television repairman Hermann Böhm. The project's enduring appeal is marked by its dedication to pushing the boundaries of electronic music, as evidenced in more recent releases such as "You May Start / Kill All Lifeforms" and "Sieg Der Monochronisten," wherein Klangstabil continues to challenge and captivate listeners with their distinctive blend of music and storytelling.