You take a house DJ and make him play the drums, then you add a Bowie-loving bassist who sings too, and finally you fill in an avant-garde jazz guitarist with a mean moustache. These are the main ingredients in trio WhoMadeWho. A mouthwatering stew that enjoys things a bit stirred. Let's put down some facts in separated chapters so that you can skip what ever you think is really boring and wack...

Tomas Barfod (drummer, producer) had known Jeppe Kjellberg (guitarist, vocal) for some time. He admired the long guy for his creative and personal way of handling the guitar. He also admired his thick, wild semi-long hair. Tomas himself had shaved his head a few years earlier, cause that's the way things go sometimes. Anyway, they got together and spoke about music, wanting to do something out of their current field. They had an urge to bend and melt down genres of their likings. But they needed one more person to make it all ad up. Along came another boldie, Tomas Høffding (bass, vocal). This guy was a fine fellow from Jeppe's social circles and he had an instant connection with Tomas Barfod as well. Not only was he hairless too, but also he understood the way of thinking and was the owner of a smooth, honest voice. Early on in the making the boys drove away to an old, soiled house in the country. Here they got down some raw, intuitively played recordings, that later became solid tracks on their debut album of 2005. The threesome was united.

The essence is playfull eclecticism, that's the key here. You can find traces of disco, funk, punk, ambient-folk, 60's psychedelia and all that. WMW shapes a holistic soundscape. One could also take the gas out of that balloon and simply call it connecting the things you like.