Günter Müller is a Swiss musician, sound artist, and percussionist, widely recognized for his innovative explorations in the field of electroacoustic improvisation and sound art. Born in Munich in 1954, Müller's career extends from his early days as a drummer to his later, more abstract compositions that intertwine processed percussion with electronic textures. His approach to music is characterized by a unique blend of acoustic instruments with live electronics, often resulting in layered, atmospheric soundscapes.

Throughout the years, Müller has collaborated with many other prominent figures in the experimental music scene, continually pushing the boundaries of his craft. His recent releases such as "Teplo_Dom," "Ground," "Paris 1998," "Limmat," and "Cym_Bowl" demonstrate his ongoing interest in sound manipulation and collaboration. These works also reflect a deep dedication to exploring the interplay between space, resonance, and the timbral possibilities of his chosen instruments. Günter Müller continues to be a significant influence on contemporary sound artists and an active contributor to the world of avant-garde music.