Pin Park are a duo consisting of Maciek Bączyk (Kristen, Robotobibok) and Maciek Polak. Together they explore the nether regions of improvised electronic music mixing influences ranging from Cluster to Boards of Canada. "We've known each other for years now. We met when Bączyk's synth broke down just before he was supposed to enter the studio with Robotobibok and he was looking for a replacement. I agreed to lend him mine," recalls Polak. "But it was only two years ago when we started improvising together," adds Bączyk. "Both of us own EMS synths and these are not that common. We didn't set ourselves any goals, the band started by assuming two EMS's are better than one. We plugged them in and the result will soon land in your hands in the form of 'Krautpark' album," recalls Polak. "EMS synths have an unique system of connections between counterparts - you can do that by inserting a pin that allows for connections. As well, EMS constructors managed to assemble a perfect set of parts that resulted in a wonderful sound. Thanks to all of this, the Synthi resembles a complete musical instrument, much like a cello", explains Polak. "I personally enjoy Synthi AKS mainly due to the fact that I'm not what you would call a keyboard player," adds Bączyk. "I'm not that interested in being innovative just for the sake of innovation," he says. Pin Park's album is named after one of the tracks that recalls the golden age of German electronic music. "This one seemed pretty obvious althoug