Holle Mangler Cologne, Germany
In the early 90’s German musician Holger Mangler started his first project. The music evolved from initially melodic
electronic to progressive rock styles like art rock or neo prog, without losing the roots.
The second project called "Frau Holle", which focused on pure electronic music
like Downbeat, House and Trance. The first release (2011) is a remix album of "Escape Over Needles".
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