Blank Logic

Blank Logic is a Berlin-based electronic duo formed in the early 2000s by producers Johannes Buff and Jérôme Reuter. Their music pulls from techno and ambient, with tracks like 'A New Heart' and 'Everything's Gray' built around ethereal synthesizers and hypnotic beats. They've released albums such as 'The Consequence of Idleness' in 2005 and 'Echoes' in 2010.

Buff handles synthesizers and vocals while Reuter works on programming and electronics. Their sound shows some influence from artists like Kraftwerk and Brian Eno, though they've developed their own atmospheric approach over time. Songs like 'Constant Struggle' and 'Forever Yours' often explore introspective themes through layered textures rather than straightforward narratives.

They've collaborated with other electronic artists including Thomas Fehlmann and Stephan Bodzin. While their early material faced some criticism for being unconventional, they maintained a consistent output through the 2000s with albums like 'The Becoming' in 2007. Their catalog includes tracks ranging from the seasonal 'Christmas Song' to more abstract pieces like 'H.I.B.'