Leonhard Föcher in the WAZ Gladbeck september 20th 2020
Interzone perceptible played to the silent movie "Orlacs Hände" from 1924 at Maxus Gladbeck. The musicians created a captivating atmosphere. (...) The individual instruments faded into the background. Accordion and electric bass could only be heard sporadically. It was not a staging of a classical instrumental silent film accompaniment, but a transformation in which set pieces of individual media and instruments created a new whole. The playing of the two musicians did not interpret or accentuate the individual scenes, as one would expect from an "ordinary" musical silent film accompaniment, but rather merged with them. (...) The audience was confronted with a single sound entity, into which the course and the images of the film mingled. (...) The plot of the film was dissected in a way that defied expectations. The audience was confronted with a work that allowed for completely new meanings and interpretations. (...)
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