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Eskmo
Eskmo is an electronic music duo from Chicago that started in 2003. The group consists of Brent Knopf, who has a background in classical piano, and Marc...
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Eskmo is an electronic music duo from Chicago that started in 2003. The group consists of Brent Knopf, who has a background in classical piano, and Marc Nelson, who works with sound design and production. Their first album, "Raster Lines," came out in 2007 and included the track "Riding."
They followed that with albums like "Beacons" in 2009 and "Aurora" in 2012. One of their songs is "Ordinary World (feat. White Sea)." Their music tends to blend organic elements with electronic textures, often leaning toward ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics.
In 2009, Knopf had an injury during a tour that led to some canceled shows. Their work sometimes incorporates spiritual and existential themes, which has drawn occasional criticism from some corners of the electronic music world.
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