Andreas Tilliander

Andreas Tilliander is a Swedish electronic music artist known for his contributions to the genres of electronica, drone, and techno. Born in 1977, he has been instrumental in shaping the "clicks & cuts" genre with albums like *Cliphop* and *Ljud*, released under labels such as Raster-Noton and Mille Plateaux. Tilliander has also worked under various monikers, including Mokira and TM404, each exploring different facets of electronic music. His work as Mokira often delves into ambient and drone sounds, while TM404 focuses on using vintage Roland equipment to create innovative techno and house music. Tilliander is also recognized for his album *World Industries*, which won a Swedish Grammy Award in 2005.

Tilliander's career is marked by versatility and creativity. He has released music on prominent labels and has been involved in projects like Familjen, where he performs as a live musician. Additionally, he runs Repeatle Studios in Stockholm, where he works as a mastering engineer. His music often blends elements of techno, dub, and ambient, showcasing his ability to experiment across genres. Tilliander's live performances are highly regarded, often featuring live jamming with vintage equipment, which has taken him to stages worldwide.