Veraille

Veraille is a German avant-garde and electronic music collective formed in the mid-1990s in Berlin. The group's sound is characterized by its experimental and noise-oriented approach, often incorporating elements of free improvisation, ambient, and industrial music. Veraille's music is typically created using a combination of electronic instruments and found sounds, resulting in a distinctive noise collage aesthetic.

The collective has released several albums and EPs through various labels, including their own imprint, redrat. Their music has been featured in film and video art installations, as well as in live performances and sound art projects. Veraille's music is often described as dark and unsettling, with many critics noting its intensity and sonic aggression.

Throughout the years, Veraille's membership has shifted, with the core members remaining relatively consistent. The group's creative process often involves a combination of improvised performances and experimentation, with the boundaries between musician and producer becoming increasingly blurred. As a result, Veraille's music can be seen as a manifestation of a specific audio-visual culture that has emerged in the context of Berlin's electronic music scene.

Veraille's influence can be seen in a number of post-industrial and electronic music circles, particularly in the realms of noise and avant-garde music. While their sound has not gained widespread commercial success, the collective remains a respected and innovative force within the experimental music community. Their work continues to be a source of inspiration for other musicians and sound artists, contributing to the ongoing evolution of avant-garde and electronic music.