Founded by the musician David Bordon (1938), they were among the first to play Moog synthesizers live, performing mostly Modular Music, successfully demonstrating that an instrument thought to belong exclusively to the recording studio (thanks to Wendy Carlos) could also be used on a concert stage. In their first New York City concert, three musicians played several Moogs, incorporating a variety of rifts that overlapped one another, each musician beginning his or her bit before the other was finished...
