Leslie Keffer

Leslie Keffer is a musician known for her work in the experimental noise genre. She is based in Chesterhill, Ohio, and has been involved with projects like The Laundry Room Squelchers. Keffer's journey into music is unique, as she draws from early influences such as Madonna and later delved into alternative and industrial sounds by artists like Tori Amos, Björk, and Nine Inch Nails. Her creative process evolved significantly after a decade-long hiatus, during which she faced health issues. Upon her return to music, Keffer began producing prolifically, releasing several albums including "Human Inosculation" and "Temple," which showcase her blend of noise with meditative elements, often incorporating natural and spiritual themes into her work.

Keffer's recent releases highlight her versatility and dedication to experimental music. She has explored collaborations and solo projects, blending industrial and new age sounds to create a unique sonic landscape. Her artistic expression is not limited to music; Keffer also engages with visual art, further enriching her multidisciplinary approach to creativity.