Climax Golden Twins is an experimental music and sound art collective, renowned for their unconventional approach to creating sonic landscapes. The Seattle-based group, formed in 1993, is composed of core members Robert Millis and Jeffery Taylor, along with a rotating cast of collaborators who contribute to the band's dynamic and eclectic output. Known for their use of found sound, field recordings, and a wide array of musical instruments, Climax Golden Twins' work defies easy categorization, blending elements of ambient, noise, folk, and avant-garde music.

Their discography is as diverse as it is prolific, with several releases that have cemented their status as pioneers of experimental sounds. Among their most recent offerings is "Journal of Popular Noise - Issue 10," a continuation of their exploration into the fringes of audio experimentation, showcasing the band's rich tapestry of aural textures and abstract compositions. "Imperial Household Orchestra" delves into more thematic territory, blending traditional instrumentation with their signature sound collage approach, creating an immersive and often challenging listening experience. The eponymous album "Climax Golden Twins" exemplifies their capacity to distill the esoteric and the everyday into musical pieces that are both enigmatic and accessible to those who dare to delve into their unique sonic realms.

Genres

Experimental Psych

Free Folk

Latest Release

Journal of Popular Noise - Issue 10

Climax Golden Twins

Single - Released January 20, 2009