“The three of us are daughters after all,” says Marie-Claire Schlameus, cello-player and one-third of the experimental band, toechter (daughters) Composed of Lisa Marie Vogel, Katrine Grarup Elbo and Marie-Claire Schlameus, toechter is a playground of sorts. Stretching boundaries of sound design with bows and strings, toechter’s debut album Zephyr is born, capturing the force and synergy of the band, through twelve tracks of mesmerizing electronic-acoustic music. The technicality of seamlessly blending the acoustic and electronic in Zephyr can’t be understated. In line with artists such as Mica Levy and Laurie Anderson, toechter manipulate sound vibrations, disturbing their very fabric.