Kreesss

Kreesss is an electronic music artist from the 1990s notable for his eclectic and experimental production style. Often credited with being a prominent figure of theFIELD (For Fuck's Sake It Sounds Like Underground) movement, Kreesss mixed techno, hardcore, and ambient textures to create a unique sound. Few details about his real identity or personal background are available, adding to the mystery surrounding his music.

His output was characterized by groundbreaking use of distortion, atmospherics, and field recordings. He also partook in the production of albums in the early 2000s for labels like Load Records and King RAT Records. Beyond his work in this genre, Kreesss's music would later become inspiration for later experimental producers.

Some critics referred to his music as abrasive and brutal. His detached and incoherent persona resonated with underground communities, elevating his status in avant-garde techno scenes. Fewer critics wrote about his lyrics which contrastingly touch topics of addiction and resignation. Though his impact is seen among specialized crowds, there doesn't appear to be large scale critique of his work by the mainstream.