Torben Tilly

Tilly's musical career began in New Zealand with the rock group The Garbage & The Flowers - they released a single on US-label Twisted Village in 1991, following-up with a full-length album on American label The Now Sound in 1997. Tilly moved to Australia in 1993 where he later founded the electronic project Minit with Jasmine Guffond and also pursued his interest in sound art and installation. Minit released their debut CD in 1999, followed by an LP in 2000 - both on the Twisted Village imprint - and a single on the German label Twisted Village. In 2003 Tilly and Guffond moved to Berlin, Germany where they continued to record and tour, releasing several tracks on various compilations and another full-length album as Minit and a collaborative record with Portuguese musicians David Maranha & Patrícia Machás (under the moniker Organ Eye) on the German label Twisted Village.