HVOB
Austrian electronic music producers and DJs
HVOB (for Her Voice Over Boys) is an Austrian electronic duo founded in Vienna by Anna Müller and Paul Wallner.
Biography
Anna Müller and Paul Wallner, formerly members of the Austrian band Herbstrock, formed HVOB in 2012.. The duo focuses on "restrained and minimalist" electronica with the use of vocals. After releasing music on SoundCloud they were discovered by Oliver Koletzki, a German dance and house music producer. Koletzki contracted the duo and they later appeared at the Melt! Festival. Their first EP Dogs was released in 2012.
In 2013, the band released its first album HVOB. Their second album Trialog released in 2015 was said by American Thump magazine "as a contender for an 'Album of the Year' award".
In 2015, the duo toured India and went to various cities including Bangalore. The duo has been "voted as one of the best live acts in the world".
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