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Mathias Grassow Bad Soden, Germany
Active since 1980. Training 80-83 at Synthesizer Studio Jacob in Wiesbaden. 1986 first cassette release, followed by first CD 1990. Mainly inspired by the "Munich school". Today specialized in ambient/drone with own style and strong spiritual orientation. "Ambient School" and "Sound Design" are currently under construction. Enquiries about : support@mathias-grassow.de. and www.mathias-grassow.de ... more
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