In 1998 Binya Reches and Aviad Albert were invited by the Herzliya Museum to perform at the opening event of a new exhibition. The two, who were then known as members of The Electronic Front, were gaining recognition for their live electronic sets, which at that time ran exclusively in clubs. Their vision of live electronic music focused on improvisation, where for each show they would prepare a dedicated set of themes, loops, sounds, effects, and real-time controllers. The shift from club spaces to a museum space proved to them that the 'background' was a freer and much less limited territory to experiment with. It was that night that TaaPet (the Hebrew word for wallpaper) was born. The documentation, which was recorded on a poor quality tape deck, was released a year later as their debut album for FACT Records: Live @ Herzliya Museum
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